CST Tax Advisors

With offices in key global locations, we leverage our local knowledge, international expertise and professional partnerships for the benefit of our clients. Our core philosophy is to ensure that our clients receive the most appropriate advice for their personal circumstances. Our personal level of service ensures that whatever your requirements you are treated in a manner that recognizes you for who you are.

We are a proud member of the Expatland Global Network which makes life easier for expats on the move. What is the Expatland Global Network? The Expatland Global Network is a resource that supports people all over the globe who are embarking on an expat journey, joining a vast, growing community.

If you were to group expats together to form a country, it would be the 5th largest country in the world, inhabited by more than 244 million people, and growing fast.Expatland Teams or E-Teams bring together vetted professionals on the ground in a wide range of international locations. These E-Team members deliver the types of services needed by expats moving to a new location.

Our U.K advisory team has extensive experience in servicing the needs of private clients, global expats and international companies. Originally from the UK, Richard lived as an expat in New Zealand for more than a decade and understands, first-hand, . CST's guiding philosophy is to understand and have empathy with our clients while providing specialist tax advice and services.

The United Kingdom's personal income tax laws are comprehensive, taxing UK domiciled residents on their worldwide income. Special rules apply to those persons who qualify as resident but not domiciled in the U.K. Those 'non-dom' rules offer significant benefits to expats. For non-residents the UK levies taxation on U.K sourced income unless a Double Taxation Agreement provides for an exemption.

For foreigners moving the U.K significant issues often arise in relation to the timing of U.K residency. The interaction of U.K. rules with the tax laws of the expat's home country need to be carefully assessed. For British subjects living and working abroad, the main issues arise where they may choose to invest back into the U.K, retain property or business interests in the U.K., and how often they visit the U.K.