United Kingdom: Economic Analysis

When the UK ended its non-domicile tax regime in April 2025, the change was more than just a technical tax reform, it was a signal that the country's relationship with global wealth had fundamentally shifted

Among the many rumours surrounding the upcoming 2025 Budget, proposed changes to the UK's Inheritance Tax regime have dominated the headlines.

Planning the future of your wealth is not just about tax efficiency or legal structures; it is about protecting what matters most and creating a legacy that reflects your values.

FICs are companies limited by shares (an "Ltd" or "Limited") and often established by parents and/or grandparents ("Founders") to benefit themselves and their family, as shareholders.

This gives rise to several practical issues, especially where a trade sale is not likely, or the existing management team are perhaps not in a position to be able to raise sufficient funds to affect...

We discussed last year that the creator economy continues to evolve at high speed. According to Goldman Sachs, the creator economy was valued at $250 billion globally in 2023...

Proactive risk management strategies can help businesses navigate regulatory and economic uncertainties by allowing them to pre-assess potential risks and implement preventative measures with very little lead time, thereby minimizing reaction "lag time".

Starting from 6 April 2025, the UK will implement significant changes to the taxation of non-UK domiciled individuals.

Building on GRATA's pre-eminent position as a provider of legal services in Central Asia, GRATA's mission is to expand its coverage in neighbouring regions and countries. That involves looking actively for partners in these jurisdictions as well as continuing to strengthen the "GRATA offering" which means enhancing the platform and moving the quality of the membership and the work that it does to a new level