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Welcome to US-UK Tax Talk,  brought to you by Collyer Bristow. Hosted by Aidan Grant, a Partner in our Tax & Estate Planning team, this series explores the complex world of cross-border tax and estate planning.


Aidan specialises in advising high-net-worth individuals with UK-US interests, including mixed-domicile marriages, UK-resident US citizens, and beneficiaries of US trusts. Named in Citywealth’s Top 100 Future Leaders, he brings expert insight and practical advice to every episode.


Join us as we engage with leading professionals across the UK and US, covering everything from wills and trusts to charity tax, and moving to the UK. Expect straight-talking discussions on English tax law - always with a US perspective.


Subscribe now and stay informed on the latest in UK-US tax and estate planning. For expert advice tailored to your needs, visit collyerbristow.com.


Disclaimer: This content is provided for general information only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Appropriate legal or other professional opinion should be taken before taking or omitting to take any action in respect of any specific problem. Collyer Bristow LLP accepts no liability for any loss or damage which may arise from reliance on information contained in this material.

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In this month’s episode of US-UK Tax Talk, Aidan Grant goes north of the border with Susanne Batchelor, Partner and Head of the Personal team at Brodies, to explore how Scottish law and tax differ from English law, and why that matters for US-UK planning. Aidan and Susanne start with the basics: the difference between the UK, Great Britain and England, and why Scotland, with its own legal system, courts and regulators, should be treated as a separate jurisdiction. They then look at Scottish s...
In this episode of US-UK Tax Talk, Aidan Grant welcomes back two past guests, Nathan Prior of Partners Wealth Management and Gillian Everall of Everfair Tax. They discuss the inheritance tax reforms for pensions due to take effect in April 2027, and what taxpayers should and shouldn't do before and after the changes arrive. Aidan, Nathan and Gillian start with why pensions have long been such tax-efficient vehicles: tax relief on contributions, tax-free growth and, for many people, the abilit...
In this episode of US-UK Tax Talk, Aidan Grant is joined by Simon Gardiner, Senior Private Banker at Weatherbys, to discuss why Americans can find banking in the UK difficult—and how a relationship-led approach can help. Aidan and Simon explore why establishing a UK banking relationship can be valuable for Americans moving to, working in or spending significant time in the UK. They discuss currency exposure, overseas transaction fees, building a UK financial footprint and the practical diffic...
In this special bonus episode of US-UK Tax Talk, Aidan Grant is joined by James Austen and Henry Lopes, Partners in the Private Wealth team at Collyer Bristow, to discuss HMRC’s consultation on the UK tax treatment of US LLCs. Aidan, James and Henry revisit the Anson case and explore why US LLC owners living in the UK can face economic double taxation. They discuss HMRC’s historic approach to LLCs, the new consultation on “reverse hybrids”, and why the consultation may offer cautious cause fo...
In this episode of US-UK Tax Talk, Aidan Grant is joined by Michael Lewis, Partner in the US/UK Cross Border Tax Services team at EY, to discuss the tax issues that arise when US-connected employees in the UK receive shares, stock options, restricted stock units and other forms of deferred compensation. Aidan and Michael explore why ordinary cash remuneration is generally easier to manage across the two countries, and what changes when an employee receives non-cash or deferred awards. They di...
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