From 6th April 2019 all interest arising in the name of an individual who is UK Deemed-Domiciled must be included on his/her self-assessment tax return, regardless of in what jurisdiction the account is held, and will be subject to UK Income Tax.

However, payment UK Income Tax arising on the interest can be deferred and reporting obligations managed by putting cash into either

The following decision analysis is intended to assist any UK Deemed-Domiciled with the decision as to which of these structures to use.

CASH DECISION ANALYSIS
Do I have cash I want to leave outside the UK?
No
You should remit to the UK to be subject to UK Income Tax.
Yes
Do I have 'Clean Capital' which I can identify before 5th April 2019? Please see Separating Out Clean Capital From Mixed Funds.
No
You can shelter future income and gains and IHT in either a Advantages of settling a Bourse Protected Trust or a Advantages of establishing a Bourse Executive Investment Bond – though all payments out will be taxable.
Yes
Am I likely to invest in highly personalised assets?
No
Use the cash to pay the premium for a Advantages of establishing a Bourse Executive Investment Bond.
Yes
Settle the cash into a Advantages of settling a Bourse Protected Trust which allows for the selection of highly personalised assets (e.g. private company shares, property etc.)

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