RBC Regent Tax Consultants Limited - a division of Royal Bank of Canada Global Private Banking - together with offshore law firm, Ogier,and property search and relocation specialists, Edge - is to host a seminar on Thursday in London.
The event is specifically designed to inform lawyers, accountants and other industry professionals about how they can help their clients to achieve high value residency in Jersey. Currently anyone granted high value residency in Jersey is expected to generate sufficient income so that their annual tax contribution is at least GBP100,000, (at the present rates of income tax).
All aspects of moving to Jersey will be covered in the seminar - which is taking place in Canada House, Trafalgar Square, London SW1Y 5BJ, between 5.00pm – 8.00pm - including the income tax law for 1 (1) K applicants, and the applicable law and policy which enables individuals who are not residents of Jersey to achieve high value residency status in Jersey.
RBC Regent Tax Consultants Head of Tax for the British Isles, Richard Brooks commented: "This seminar will cover everything you may need to know about moving to the Island, including tax, legal and property advice, as well as the social aspects of Jersey living. RBC, Ogier and Edge are well-placed to advise clients on the legislation surrounding these important issues”.
Jersey's economy has been the subject of much debate recently, with the Island’s future tax and spending policy recently coming under scrutiny from Treasury and Resources Minister, Senator Terry Le Sueur, who has argued that more input is needed from foreign economists in order to keep the Island's economic policy focused on its objectives of economic growth, providing employment opportunities for local people and low inflation.
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