NOMADS ACCOUNTING

Articles

Tax & Accountancy

24 Nov 2021

How To Avoid Capital Gains Tax On Properties In The UK

Capital Gains Tax is the tax bill where a profit made by selling a second house or some property is taxed. Capital Gains are…

Read more →

23 Nov 2021

Are Lifetime ISAs Worth Investing

Crypto Tax 2022: The Ultimate Guide II for Investors Follow our Instagram @Nomadsaccountinguk or contact us to [email protected] for financial strategies and advice to…

Read more →

23 Nov 2021

Split Tax Treatment For UK Leavers

Follow our Instagram @Nomadsaccountinguk or contact us to [email protected] for financial strategies and advice to help grow your business. The Split year treatment works…

Read more →

22 Nov 2021

Thailand Tax to Pay for Digital Nomads & Retirees

Follow our Instagram @Nomadsaccountinguk or contact us to [email protected] for financial strategies and advice to help grow your business. There are many misconceptions regarding…

Read more →

01 Jun 2021

Pros and Cons of VAT Registration

If your company’s VAT taxable revenue exceeds £85,000 per annum, you must register for VAT with HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). When you register,…

Read more →

02 Feb 2021

Affordable Accounting Packages for Your Business

Accounting Packages & Prices for Digital Nomads who are interested in a UK Limited Company Setup. If you require an accounting package with someone…

Read more →

31 Jan 2021

The Ultimate UK Crypto Tax Guide 2020

The tax collecting body of the united kingdom, HMRC (Her Majesty’s Income and Traditions), has begun to more forcefully uphold its crypto tax approaches.…

Read more →

27 Dec 2020

Second Passport & Second Citizenship

If you are a person who has a high net worth, then it is sure that you have thought about a second passport at…

Read more →

27 Dec 2020

Incorporating A Business: Onshore VS Offshore

Introduction: One of the key benefits of international businesses over the local businesses, specifically the digital businesses, is that you will have the ability…

Read more →