Why tax issues may have influenced Henderson’s move to Ajax and what other players can learn
This article examines the tax incentives that may have encouraged Henderson to choose to move to Ajax over returning to the Premier League, following his early departure from Saudi Pro League club Al-Ettifaq FC. It also offers similar tax tips for UK-based footballers considering a move abroad and temporary non-UK residence:
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Rachel Davison
Rachel is a Partner at Taylor Wessing and advises ultra high net worth individuals and families, trustees and family offices on wealth preservation, specialising in succession and UK tax matters, typically with an international and cross-border focus.
David Poulton
David is an associate in the Private Client group at Taylor Wessing and advises on a wide range of personal tax and estate planning issues. He has particular expertise in issues relating to residency, domicile and tax planning for both domestic and non-UK individuals. David also assists with the drafting and administration of trusts, wills and powers of attorney, and is a member of the Private Wealth industry group.
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