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14 October 2026

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Private Wealth20 September 202615

A private trust company lets a family be its own trustee

A private trust company is a company a family owns to act as trustee of its own trusts, instead of an outside professional. It also creates the exposure a UK-connected family should fear: a trust is resident where its trustee is managed, so controlling the trustee from the UK builds a UK-resident trust.

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Taxation Strategy20 September 202614

What Ireland's Budget 2027 could change for founders and non-residents

Ireland's Budget 2027 is delivered on 6 October 2026, with a tax package of around 1.5 billion euro. Most of what has been written about it is a professional-body wish list, not government policy. For a founder or non-resident with Irish interests, the decisions that matter are governed by the law already in force.

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Corporate Structuring18 September 202617

Where a family office belongs in the UAE, DIFC or ADGM

A family office relocating to the UAE does not choose between the DIFC and the ADGM on a licence fee. It chooses between two regimes, a dedicated family wealth centre with a net-asset threshold and a lean common-law structuring toolkit, and that choice sits above the tax it pays and the wealth it holds.

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Corporate Structuring14 September 202613

What a UAE company actually costs: the drivers behind the quote

Ask three providers what a UAE company costs and you will get three very different numbers, because they are quoting three different companies. The licence is the smallest variable. What moves the total is the facility, the number of visas, the renewal cycle, and the compliance the entity owes from its first year.

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Taxation Strategy14 September 202612

UK Business Asset Disposal Relief at 18%: the anti-forestalling trap

For years a UK founder could sell a business and pay 10% on the gain. That rate is being withdrawn: Business Asset Disposal Relief rose to 14% in 2025 and reaches 18% in April 2026. Owners rush to complete before the deadline, and anti-forestalling rules await the contracts written to beat it. Ireland still holds 10%.

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