The December newsletter focused on the trust registration service (TRS) guidance and pulled together the information from previous publications. HMRC confirmed that it is extending to 2017/18 and 2018/19 interim arrangements not requiring trustees and personal representatives to submit tax returns where the only source of income is savings interest and the tax liability is below £100. Guidance to accompany the legislation containing the changes to the non-dom rules and offshore trusts is due to be published in January.
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TRS guidance provides a summary of the information that must be submitted for registration of a trust or complex estate and also includes information on the determination of a beneficiary and how the registration questions should be answered where the information...
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The December newsletter focused on the trust registration service (TRS) guidance and pulled together the information from previous publications. HMRC confirmed that it is extending to 2017/18 and 2018/19 interim arrangements not requiring trustees and personal representatives to submit tax returns where the only source of income is savings interest and the tax liability is below £100. Guidance to accompany the legislation containing the changes to the non-dom rules and offshore trusts is due to be published in January.
Why it matters
TRS guidance provides a summary of the information that must be submitted for registration of a trust or complex estate and also includes information on the determination of a beneficiary and how the registration questions should be answered where the information...
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