Personal Tax Planning: Principles and Practice

Publisher: Bloomsbury Professional; paperback; 784 pages

This book addresses the main income tax and capital taxes issues affecting both UK domiciled and non-domiciled clients. It starts with an overview of the tax system and the importance of recognising differing systems in different parts of the world.

There are detailed chapters on those perennial subjects of domicile and residence giving examples and practical guidance among a plethora of other areas of interest to the private client adviser.

What I like most about the book is its readability: it guides the reader through various tax matters ranging from the most simple to some very complex areas.

This is the strength of the book as it helps advisers in a practical and straightforward manner to negotiate their way around numerous different areas starting with the basics and building up the complexities layer upon layer.

The book is divided into six...