Manual vs Automated Day Counting: What Family Offices Should Know About Residency Risk

For family offices managing globally mobile clients, tax residency is a strategic part of wealth management. But reliance on manual day counting leaves many exposed to risks that an automated day counting platform can solve. This article looks at how automation enhances compliance, reduces audit exposure, and brings clarity across jurisdictions.
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Leaving the UK? A Checklist for HNWIs as the Non-Dom Regime Ends

Tax Planning

Leaving the UK isn’t just a matter of changing residence, it’s a strategic decision with lasting tax implications. As the non-dom regime ends in April 2025, HNWIs must carefully plan their exit. This checklist walks through essential pre- and post-departure steps to ensure tax compliance and protect your global interests.

UK Non-Dom Regime Changes in 2025: What to Know & How to Prepare

Tax Residence

The UK’s 2025 non-dom regime changes bring significant tax updates for high-net-worth individuals. This post breaks down the new rules and essential steps to take now to help you stay prepared and compliant in a changing tax residency landscape.

Non-dom Plans: Are the Wealthy Leaving the UK?

Tax Residence

We asked our Founding Partners for insights on the proposed non-dom changes in the UK and their impact. Discover the latest thoughts on non-dom plans ahead of the UK budget.

Split Year Treatment and Tax Compliance: Best Practices

Tax Residence

Explore how the UK’s split year treatment works with insights from tax specialist Laura Sant. Our blog covers best practices, from precise day counting to automated tools.