Wedlake Bell Insights

    • Globally Speaking
    • Jun 16, 2026

    Wide or narrow: what role does the protector play in an offshore trust?

    Earlier this year, the Privy Council issued an important decision in the case of A and others v C and others [2026] UKPC 11. The decision provides helpful clarity on a long standing practical question: what role does a protector

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    • Globally Speaking
    • Apr 20, 2026

    The Temporary Repatriation Facility (TRF): act now or regret it later

    From 6 April 2025, the remittance basis of taxation was abolished and the “Foreign Income and Gains” or “FIG” regime was introduced. Under the FIG regime, a “new” UK resident pays no UK tax on FIG, even if brought to

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    • Globally Speaking
    • Dec 17, 2024

    Non-dom reforms: Top tips for arrivers

    Please note that this article was published before the non-dom legislation was finalised and brought into force on 6 April 2025. I am planning to move to the UK – how will the UK’s new residence-based tax rules apply to

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    • Globally Speaking
    • Oct 31, 2024

    Globally Speaking: Stop press the Autumn Budget 2024

    In this “stop press” edition of our Globally Speaking e-bulletin, we provide our initial thoughts on the most highly anticipated Budget in the UK for a generation; the first by a Labour government in fourteen years and more significantly the

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    • Globally Speaking
    • Mar 18, 2024

    Non-dom analysis: Pre-arrival

    I am planning to move to the UK – how will the new residence-based exemption rules apply to me and is there anything I need to do before moving? It is important to bear in mind that the changes announced

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    • In Trust
    • Jan 11, 2024

    Time for change: Modernising the UK law on wills

    The law governing Wills in England and Wales is almost 200 years old. It is therefore unsurprising that the Law Commission has been consulting on proposed reforms. Its Wills project (paused in 2019) was picked up again in 2022, with

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