Farewell domicile – what’s next for globally mobile employees?
Global mobility services - UK Farewell domicile – what’s next for globally mobile employees?
Beginning 6 April 2025, the new Foreign Income and Gains (FIG) regime will allow for qualifying arrivals in the UK to exclude their FIGs from UK taxation for the first four years of tax residence.
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Tax proposals from UN could affect global mobility workforce
Global mobility services Tax proposals from UN could affect global mobility workforce
In an article published in Bloomberg Tax, Richard Tonge, Grant Thornton Global Mobility Practice Leader, writes about what is in the UN Tax Committee draft and how it would apply to remote working and cross-border employment arrangements more broadly.
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Netherlands 30% ruling becomes 27% per 2027
Global mobility services
Developments on Budget Day 2024 regarding the Netherlands 30% ruling.
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Global mobility services Global mobility micro-PEs and how businesses can manage them
Start-ups, high-growth and mid-sized businesses may disproportionately be impacted by the high costs of managing corporate taxes and employer tax compliance in new country locations.
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Digital nomads and global mobility tax risk
Global mobility Digital nomads and global mobility tax risk
Employees today have shown that if employers can’t deliver the career development opportunities and lifestyle choices they want, they are willing to seek them elsewhere.
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Global Mobility: Remote Workforce Trends and Leveraging Data for an AI Future
On-demand webinar Global Mobility: Remote Workforce Trends and Leveraging Data for an AI Future
Developments from international regulators on how to address issues related to remote and mobile working.
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Tax What’s New on Italian Special Tax Regimes?
The Italian Government has recently approved a decree containing some changes to the existing Special Tax Regime for Inbound Workers
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Italian inbound tax regime
Global mobility services Italian inbound tax regime
The Italian Government has approved a draft decree containing relevant changes to the existing tax regime for inbound workers.
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Non-resident directors: four risk areas for companies
Article Non-resident directors: four risk areas for companies
What are the key risk areas for UK companies to be aware of when appointing a non-UK resident director?
Katy Bond
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Global Mobility Updates: Irish Revenue Issues New Guidance for Irish and Foreign Employers
Tax Global Mobility Updates: Irish Revenue Issues New Guidance for Irish and Foreign Employers
With a significant number of employees now working in different locations, global mobility has become an area of focus for Ireland’s Revenue Commissioners. Revenue has increased their resources in this area and begun to issue detailed guidance that addresses employers and employees in these circumstances.
Jillian O'Sullivan
Jane Quirke
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Tax regulators catching up to growth of remote working
United States Tax regulators catching up to growth of remote working
Working away from a company office temporarily has become the norm for many employees, and this transition presents a range of tax complexities for employers.
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OTS highlights risks and challenges of hybrid working
Article OTS highlights risks and challenges of hybrid working
This article outlines the challenges and risks associated with international hybrid and remote working, the OTS recommendations which have been put to the government and the feedback and suggestions from companies like yours.
Davyd Fisher
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