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  • Moving from the UK to Italy: the flat-tax corridorSource-cited draft

    Italy has become the destination for UK leavers with wealth: the €200,000 flat tax on foreign income, the impatriati 50% exemption for workers, and the 7% regime for pensioners — stacked against the UK's departure machinery (SRT, split year, the 5-year trap, the IHT tail). Which Italian regime fits which mover, what each one actually exempts, and the sequencing that makes or breaks the move.

    0 accountants attestMCMichael Cutajar🇬🇧
  • Moving from the UK to the UAE: the complete tax corridorSource-cited draft

    What actually happens to your UK tax when you move to Dubai or Abu Dhabi: the Statutory Residence Test, split-year treatment, the 5-year return trap, what stays UK-taxed forever, the new residence-based IHT tail, and how UAE residency, corporate tax and the 2016 treaty work on the other end. Sequenced as a timeline with worked examples.

    0 accountants attestMCMichael Cutajar🇬🇧