With Brexit at the forefront of current conversations, many UK crew are looking at the possibility of applying for Spanish Residency. In this article we examine how that may affect your position when the authorities examine your tax residency.

Many South African yacht crew have growing concerns over reformed income tax laws coming into effect from 1st March 2020. In this article, we explore the implications and what this change in legislation truly means.

The South African Revenue Service have announced upcoming changes to the way resident seafarers are taxed. If you would like clarity on the facts and how these changes will impact you, please read our article

Letters have been sent to thousands of individuals whom the IRD claims may be tax resident of New Zealand, asking them to declare their offshore holdings. In this article we examine the letter being sent and how you must act if you received one.

The Australian High Court recently refused to give the ATO right to appeal the Full Federal Court’s decision in the recent residency court case against Harding. In this article, we explore the direct consequences of this decision and how this may affect Australian seafarers in the future.

The continuing deadlock between the UK government and the EU over a Brexit deal has caused a great deal of concern amongst seafarers. With seafarers likely to be affected by Brexit due to a number of bills, we examine how Brexit will impact you once Britain finally exits the EU.