According to the Institute for Fiscal Studies, UK tax levels are at their highest since records began 70 years ago. After the usual speculation in the press over the last week, we learned today from Chancellor Jeremy Hunt in his Autumn Statement mini-budget whether there would be any tax cuts. There were no proposed changes […]

USTAXFS Tax Director, Patrick Hoza, provides the latest on US Estate Tax concerns for non-US persons. The United States imposes its Estate Tax not only on its citizens and residents but also on non-residents that die owning US situs assets. So, what might be taxable? Non-resident aliens (NRAs) are taxed on certain categories of US […]

The Corporate Transparency Act will require certain US entities (and certain foreign entities) to report information relating to their ultimate Beneficial Owner to FinCEN. FinCEN issued its Final Rule implementing the CTA on September 29,  setting the enforcement date to be January 1, 2024. This new Act and its reporting obligations are discussed in detail […]

On March 21, 2023, the Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service (the “IRS”) announced that they were requesting comments regarding upcoming guidance on US tax treatment of certain nonfungible tokens (“NFTs”) as collectibles under Internal Revenue Code (IRC) section 408(m). NFTs An NFT is a unique digital identifier that is used to certify ownership and […]

The annual tax filing season opened on Monday this week, and we are delighted to summarize some important changes to the 2022 US tax year when compared to prior years. The most notable changes are: The first page of Form 1040 will look significantly different for the 2022 US tax year than prior years. There […]

The US tax year runs from 1st January to 31st December each year. For anyone subject to US tax systems, there are a number of deadlines and dates that you need to be aware of throughout each tax period, wherever you are in the world. Below are the 2023 US tax deadlines for the 2022 […]

The UK Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, this morning delivered his much-anticipated Autumn Statement. He promised a “balanced plan for stability” and asked, “those with more to contribute more”.  He started by setting out the changes to personal taxes. There were no surprises here as these had been trialled in the media over the last week. The […]