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| − | :[[Dedication]] | + | :''[[Dedication]]'' |
| − | :'''''<span style="font-size:87%"> Mobile Individuals Policy & Avoidance</span>''''' | + | :'''''<span style="font-size:87%">Mobile Individuals Policy & Avoidance</span>''''' |
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<big>'''2026/27 edition'''</big> | <big>'''2026/27 edition'''</big> | ||
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The 2026/27 edition of ''Kessler on Private Client Taxation'' is now online. It has been substantially updated for the FA 2026 and other developments since last year, and online publication of chapters remaining to be updated will be phased in over the next few weeks. | The 2026/27 edition of ''Kessler on Private Client Taxation'' is now online. It has been substantially updated for the FA 2026 and other developments since last year, and online publication of chapters remaining to be updated will be phased in over the next few weeks. | ||
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<big>'''Comments please'''</big> | <big>'''Comments please'''</big> | ||
| − | Users can also [[contribute to the text]] and if you can add anything, or spot anything that needs to be corrected, please do! A | + | Users can also [[contribute to the text]] and if you can add anything, or spot anything that needs to be corrected, please do! A free subscription to the next edition of this work will be given to the user who makes the most edits. User contributions are reviewed by [https://www.taxchambers.com/team/rebecca-sheldon/ Rebecca Sheldon]. PCT online is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki Wiki] on the lines of [http://en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia], but only registered users can edit the text. |
<big>'''If you want further advice'''</big> | <big>'''If you want further advice'''</big> | ||
Latest revision as of 14:41, 20 April 2026
James Kessler's Private Client Taxation aims to set out a comprehensive discussion of private client taxation. Discussion includes:
- Income Tax, CGT and IHT on individuals and trusts
- The territorial limits of UK tax (now based on residence, situs and source)
- Other topics arising in this context, including tax avoidance, disclosure and compliance
This is a wide subject, or set of subjects, but in taxation, as in life, everything is connected.
PCT Online is the successor to Taxation of Non-Residents and Foreign Domiciliaries. The reforms of the FA 2025, which one might summarise as the abolition of domicile, required a new title. But the approach of this work is unaltered.
Contents
- Mobile Individuals Policy & Avoidance
- Residence
- 10 Exit Taxes
- Income Tax: Principles
- FIG Relief: TRF & Former Remittance Basis
- 19 Mixed Funds
- Income by Category
- 23 Performers
- Employment Income
- 37 PAYE
- IT: General
- IT Avoidance Codes
- Capital Gains Tax
- 67 Sub-Funds
- Funds
- Investment Management
- Inheritance Tax
- Partnerships
- 91 Partnerships
- Entities
- Pensions & Employment Benefit Trusts
- 102 Pension IHT
- Topics Affecting More Than One Tax
- 104 Joint Accounts
- 106 Cryptoassets
- 108 ATED and SDLT
- Double Taxation Agreements: IT/CGT
- Double Taxation Agreements: IHT
- 127 IHT DTA: USA
- Administration
- 133 Claims
- 137 Penalties
- CRS & Money Laundering
- Appendices
- Words & Concepts
- Statutory Construction
- Special Taxpayers
- Tax Reform
2026/27 edition
The 2026/27 edition of Kessler on Private Client Taxation is now online. It has been substantially updated for the FA 2026 and other developments since last year, and online publication of chapters remaining to be updated will be phased in over the next few weeks.
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