5 Ways to Save Inheritance Tax on Overseas Property Investment - Works for Capital Gains Tax Too !!

ProACT Sam Orgill www.proactpartnership.com Gives you 5 ways to Save Inheritance Tax or Capital Gains Tax being paid on your Overseas Property Investment.

The time to protect your overseas property investment for tax savings is before your need to let it go. Whether you sell, give away or die there are potential inheritance or Capital Gains Taxes. If your Business gets in trouble you can ring fence your overseas property investment from creditors. You may lose your health and need long term care, again personal assets can be drained to pay medical or nursing home care fees.

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Whatever the reason to move on and the transfer of the overseas property investment (or business) there is a potential tax liability. Capital Gains and Inheritance Tax Savings of up to 40% can be achieved if you plan ahead and organise your assets in a tax efficient manner. By looking forward, planning ahead you can save thousands in tax when selling overseas property.

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6 Reasons to Make a Will for Overseas Property Investment

6 Reasons to Make a Will for Overseas Property Investment from

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To Protect Family Assets from Expense, Delay, Capital + Inheritance Tax Savings

What gets missed, in the excitement and enthusiasm of Overseas Property Investment is the exit strategy if something goes wrong.

Overseas Property Investment is a dream but can become a better investment with lower property taxes and avoiding the cost and delay of probate on first death.

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6 Reasons to Make a Will Trust to Protect Overseas Property Investment

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Plan Ahead - 5 Things for Expats to Prepare In Case Living and Working Abroad Goes Wrong

Plan Ahead

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5 Things for Expats to Prepare In Case Living and Working Abroad Goes Wrong

What gets missed, in the excitement and enthusiasm of relocating overseas and achieving your dream of Living and Working Aboard, is the exit strategy. Of course the property purchase has to be completed quickly before it is ‘sold to the other buyer’. You can sort the details of finances while on the beach sipping cocktails, right?

EU Brexit for Expats could impact in this areas with forced heirship and taxes invalidating existing arrangements.

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5 Things To Consider When Relocating Abroad

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Anchor Your Day At the Beginning

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5 Actions to Protect Your Overseas Property Investment

5 Things to Protect your Overseas Property Investment

Will You Wait for the Date?

Sam Orgill from www.proactpartnership.com gives 5 Actions to Protect your Overseas Property Investment from Expenses Plus Capital + Inheritance Tax Savings

When you consider relocation the first thing you consider is somewhere to live. The second is to manage your income, whether from pension, investments, business or as a contractor. When you make the move to become an expat you get busy making local registrations for everything from electricity to visas, tax to social club, bank accounts to medical. We understand this.

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Property Inheritance Tax Saving for Expats

Sam Orgill of ProACT Partnership with Tax Saving Tips for Expats for Overseas Property & Investment

Expat Investors can make more tax savings following changes in the UK and Cyprus Taxes.

Tax Savings can extend to inheritance following changes to Wills and Inheritance tax rates in the UK.

Inheritance Tax Changes

UK Inheritance tax remains at 40%. Allowance for married couple, main residence, is increasing to 500,000 per person over 5 years. Meanwhile, changes to tax disclosure of capital and estates in the coming year mean that doing nothing to avoid 40% UK inheritance tax on Cyprus property will not work. Opening up Cyprus property to UK Inheritance tax on death.

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