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Offshore trust news and insights

Offshore trust news covers changes in law, tax rules and official lists that touch a trust, explained with who is affected, what to do and by when. Each item names its source and date; none replaces advice from your lawyer or tax adviser. Start with the item that fits you, or book a call if one affects your trust.

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Guides

Two plain-English starting points: the guide to how a trust works and the answers to common questions.

Guide

What is a trust? The plain guide

The parties, the main types, how a trust is set up and what drives the cost, with a glossary.

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Frequently asked questions

How to set up an offshore trust

Questions answered on legality, tax in outline, cost, timing and running a trust.

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Comparisons

Put two places side by side before you choose, or use the finder to narrow the list. Every fact shows its source and the date we read it.

Dated updates

News and updates

Our editorial team writes each item from the source it cites, and a compliance reviewer checks it before it goes live.

Tax lists, 5 November 2026

EU non-cooperative tax list updated October 2026

For settlors, trustees and companies with an entity or bank account in a listed place. Ask your tax adviser whether a member state now applies defensive measures to you (source: KPMG).

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Family offices, 5 November 2026

Hong Kong bill to widen its family office tax concession: second reading aimed for the second half of 2026

For single family offices using or planning a Hong Kong holding vehicle. It is only a proposal, so ask your tax adviser whether yours would qualify (source: Hong Kong Government).

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UK tax, 5 November 2026

UK Inheritance Tax: the long-term resident rules apply from 6 April 2025

For settlors UK resident for 10 of the last 20 tax years, or close to it, and their trustees. Review what each trust holds before you move or add assets (source: GOV.UK).

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These items are general information. They are not legal or tax advice.

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