Sam Orgill of www.proactpartnership.com looks at changes announced by HMRC

HMRC (Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs) have just announced that from April 2010 UK tax payers will only be able to reclaim tax going back four years, instead of the long standing six year rule. This means that expatriates will have a third less tax rebates available to reclaim and need to review and make tax rebate claims NOW before losing out forever.

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Sam Orgill of ProACT Partnership looks at medical changes effecting expatriates.

Make no mistake the EU project is about creating a pan-European state with uniformity throughout. This can have positives and negatives but will undoubtedly bring with it changes.

Already driving licences operate on an EU basis. Any EU driving licence can be used in another member state until its date of expiry. Only then must expatriates renew their licence in their country of residence.

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Sam Orgill Highlights Tax & Currency Issues

ProACT are looking forward to the new decade and new year of opportunities following the many tax and currency changes over the last year impacting on expatriates. Sam Orgill, Cyprus Director of ProACT said “tax and trust changes at home and abroad are hitting the expatriate in the pocket and making life harder in 2010 as we pay for the excesses of the Noughties”.
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