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Tax Update for Non-Doms - The Autumn Budget 2025
12 November 2025
Venue TBCLondon, UK
12 November 2025|Venue TBC, London, UK

Tax Update for Non-Domiciled Clients:
The Autumn Budget 2025

Join us for a timely update on the UK non-doms regime following the Autumn Budget.

Thank you to all those who attended in June 2025!!

We have started putting the November 2025 programme together. If you would like to be kept up to date, you can register your interest by downloading this year's agenda here.

Barrister

An excellent use of time. I don't think you'd find a greater wealth of knowledge regarding tax law in the whole of London!

Why attend in November?

With the new non-dom regime implemented from 6 April 2025, our panel of expert speakers will coverall the key takeaways from the first 7 months of the regime, as well as key updates from the Autumn Budget.

The conference at a glance

Packed agenda

Leading minds in the field spoke on the key changes in tax laws and HMRC practices for overseas companies, trusts and non-UK domiciled individuals.

Ensure you are providing your clients with the best and most up-to-date advice.

Expert speakers

Our esteemed speakers are experts in their fields and can provide you with solutions to the common problems that practitioners are seeing from their clients.

Available for any questions you may have, they are known to go into great detail on their chosen topics.


Concrete takeaways

Take home detailed conference notes and materials to consolidate the knowledge gained throughout the day.

Gain real insight through discussions with speakers and fellow delegates.

Key topics for the June 2025 edition included:

November programme coming soon!

The income tax & CGT changes

The new IHT provisions – discretionary settlements

Settlements – income tax & CGT

The new IHT provisions - individuals

Special focus on IIP settlements

The key role of the SRT in the new regime

The use of double tax treaties

APR and BPR - living with the new regime

The re-write of the remittance code

Other developments, OIGs, rebasing and the role of the PCC

Previous delegates include:

Saffery Champness

Moore Stephens

Francis Clark

Wedlake Bell

KPMG

Credit Suisse

Rawlinson & Hunter

Mills & Reeve

Lubbock Fine

Buzzacott

Cornerstone Tax Limited

Forsters

Frank Hirth

WithersWorldwide

Macfarlanes

RBC Trust Co

Laytons LLP

Howard Kennedy

Mishcon de Reya

BDO

Intertrust Fiduciary Services

Smith & Williamson

Boodle Hatfield

Salamanca Group Trust & Fiduciary

Gabelle LLP

Moore Doeren Mayhew

Taylor Wessing