Axa Wealth offers tax help for IFAs with overseas clients

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AXA Wealth International has launched a range of tax intelligence documents for IFAs with clients looking to retire abroad.

Working in conjunction with Deloitte Private Client Services, the company will give advisers information on current taxation law and practice for individuals investing in life assurance bonds intending to reside in France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Portugal, Cyprus and Malta. "In the past there has been a lack of readily available information for IFAs looking to advise clients who want to retire abroad," says AXA Wealth International sales and marketing director Richard Leeson. "This sort of document has never been available before, and we are pleased to be able to offer our advisers a u...

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