Charlene Ciantar

We are pleased to share the Andersen Guide to European Resident Non-Dom Regimes, with the contribution of leading private client tax specialists from countries with attractive tax regimes for expats. This new guide provides a comparative analysis of personal tax, tax residency, and immigration frameworks across major European expatriate domiciles, guiding high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) and advisors seeking the appropriate destination for them and their families.

Entrepreneurs, family offices and HNW investors face a shifting European mobility landscape. Portugal is paralysed by delays and legal reforms, France and Italy are raising tax thresholds and regulatory friction, while Malta offers structured, legally sound alternatives. With its discretionary naturalisation route by merit and true permanent residence, Malta emerges as a credible base in the EU for long-term mobility, lifestyle and succession planning.

We are delighted to present the October edition of our European Employment Insights newsletter. In this issue, Andersen’s team of professionals from across Europe offers a comprehensive overview of the latest developments in employment law, regulations, case law, and collective agreements covering more than 19 countries.