Annie is a Trainee Solicitor within our Private Wealth & Philanthropy department. 

Annie joined the firm in 2023 after living and working for a property development company in Australia. She started the firm as a Paralegal in the Real Estate department, assisting with both residential and commercial property transactions, before moving to the Private Wealth & Philanthropy department to gain wider experience in different fields of law. She is currently undergoing her training and is scheduled to qualify in 2027.

Annie attained a 1st class qualification from the University Wider languages programme in German level A1. 

 

Contact details
Email: annie.gibbons@laytons.com
Tel: +44 (0)20 7842 8000

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Qualifications

  • Paralegal

  • Legal Practice Course MSc (Distinction)

  • Law LLB (Bachelor of Laws) (1st Class Honours)

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International Assets & UK Residency: Unilateral Relief to the Rescue?
International Assets & UK Residency: Unilateral Relief to the Rescue?

From 6th April 2025, the UK abandoned the traditional concept of domicile for inheritance tax (IHT) purposes. Instead, it hinges on whether someone is a long-term UK resident. Under this new regime, an individual is deemed a long-term UK resident if they have been tax-resident in the UK for at least 10 of the preceding 20 tax years.

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Overhaul of the UK’s tax regime for Non-Domicile: What you need to know
Overhaul of the UK’s tax regime for Non-Domicile: What you need to know

Until the 6th April 2025, the UK’s taxation of individuals who were non-doms was based on the concept of domicile, a legal term under English law referring to a person’s long-term permanent home. Non-doms could live in the UK while enjoying favourable tax treatment under the “remittance basis”. This treatment typically lasted for up to 15 years.

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