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Official guidance
Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual

TSEM1400 · Introduction to trusts: new trusts

  • TSEM1402 · Introduction to trusts/introduction to trusts: new trusts/Trusts Registration Service
  • TSEM1403 · Introduction to trusts/introduction to trusts: new trusts/Trusts Registration Service: information required
  • TSEM1405 · Trust with no likelihood of income or gains
  • TSEM1406 · Public guidance
  • TSEM1420 · The trust office: UK resident and Non UK resident trusts
  • TSEM1421 · Introduction to trusts: new estates: complex estates
  • TSEM1450 · Trusts with a foreign connection
  • TSEM1455 · Trusts with a foreign connection - non-resident trusts
  • TSEM1460 · Trusts with a foreign connection - foreign law trusts
  • TSEM1470 · Introduction to trusts: new trust: new trust claims charitable status
  • TSEM1471 · Introduction to trusts: new trust: new appeal fund
  • TSEM1472 · Introduction to trusts: new trust: administration period followed by a trust
  • TSEM1473 · Introduction to trusts: new trust: administration period not followed by a trust
  1. Introduction to trusts: new trusts: contents
  2. Introduction to trusts: new trusts: trusts with a foreign connection - foreign law trusts

TSEM1460 | Introduction to trusts: new trusts: trusts with a foreign connection - foreign law trusts

From HM Revenue & Customs · Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual

A ‘foreign law’ trust is a trust that is governed by the laws of a country outside the United Kingdom, for example, Jersey. The law is normally chosen by the settlor. Foreign law can apply whether the trust is UK resident or non-resident.

Guidance

See TSEM10420 for guidance on foreign law trusts.

Operations and compliance

In practice foreign law trusts are likely to be non-resident trusts, and consequently dealt with by BT & C Trusts Compliance checks are dealt with in WMBC Assets Edinburgh and Nottingham.

Technical

Trusts Technical provides technical advice about foreign law trusts, including whether a particular trust is a ‘foreign law’ trust

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