Separation & Divorce
The US and UK tax implications of divorce and separation in the US and the UK
Alex Foster and Rob Burgess discuss the fundamental differences between the tax systems when it comes to divorce and separation in the US and the UK.
They explore the rules around Inheritance Tax and Capital Gains Tax, consider taxable and non-taxable transfers and provide a helpful overview of how we can support clients and work alongside legal advisors to navigate tax planning across two different jurisdictions.
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