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Cocktail, art & forum events in Antibes & Monaco

Hosted by Brigitte Rupp, our Financial Adviser for France, there was an art exhibition of selected contemporary works provided by Galerie Oscar and some great talks. David Miller, from Quilter Cheviot, discussed Investing in 2016; Andy McKay, from IDAD, spoke about Securing Growth in all Market Conditions; and Tony van Vuuren, of Acces International, gave a talk on Monaco, the Ultimate Tax Haven. The BFMI Director, Paul Brown, gave a brief overview of The Blacktower Group services available.

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Number of British expats in Spain has doubled over the past decade

Spanish BeachNew figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) have shown that the number of British expats living in Spain vastly outnumbers Spaniards living in the UK. What’s more, the number of Britons over 65 years old living in Spain has more than doubled in the past decade.

The purpose of the ONS’s report, which is the first in what is intended to be a series, was to collect accurate, up-to-date information on the citizens most likely to be affected by Brexit. It was produced in partnership with the Instituto Nacional de Estadistica (the Spanish National Statistics Institute).

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The New 30% Ruling – Make the Most of Your Tax Break Now

Alarm clockDespite the protestations of expats in the Netherlands, expat financial advisers and business leaders, the Dutch cabinet recently announced that it would proceed with plans to reduce the favourable 30% expat ruling from eight to five years.

However, there will now be a transitional period for certain expatriates, meaning they will have time to consult their expat financial advisers in the Netherlands to take the necessary tax planning steps to adjust to the new landscape. Nevertheless, there are still a number of consequences associated with changes to the 30% tax break that need to be explored. Here we will attempt to bring some clarity to those who may be affected by the new rules.

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