Date: Thursday, 11 June 2026
Time: 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Venue: Malta High Commission, London
ID: ID required for entry
Fee: Free of charge. All attendees are required to register via TicketTailor and obtain a ticket in advance to gain access to the event.

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Event Overview

The Malta High Commission, in association with the Malta Business Network, are pleased to invite members to an event focusing on the implications of recent UK income tax and inheritance tax law changes, effective from 6 April 2025, affecting foreign nationals (non-UK domiciliaries) resident in the United Kingdom.

As cross-border financial and estate planning becomes increasingly complex, this session will provide valuable insight into how the new regulations may impact individuals, families, and advisors managing Maltese assets from the UK. The discussion will also explore the Malta perspective, covering key considerations, potential risks, and practical strategies to navigate the evolving legal and tax landscape.

This event features Chris Curmi and Andrew Goodman, two highly respected professionals in the fields of taxation, estate planning, and private wealth. Their combined expertise offers attendees a valuable opportunity to gain practical guidance on a rapidly evolving and highly relevant area.

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Speakers

Chris Curmi

Chris is a retired Tax Partner of Deloitte Malta with over 40 years of professional experience as a UK qualified Chartered Accountant (ICAEW) in audit, tax, accounting and advisory services. Over the past 33 years, he specialised in cross-border international taxation and expatriate taxation, Family Offices and HNWIs, trust and estate planning, immigration and citizenship matters.

Following his retirement from Deloitte in June 2024, Chris currently serves as a non-executive director across several international entities, including a Malta-based Group Finance subsidiary of a US multinational and an Emirati-based Family Office. He is a founding and longstanding member of the Council of the Institute of Financial Services Practitioners, where he chairs the Tax & EU Affairs Sub-Committee. He also serves as Chair of the Malta Branch of the International Fiscal Association and Council Member of the Malta Branch of STEP.

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Andrew Goodman

Andrew is an Executive Consultant in the Private Wealth team at Osborne Clarke, specialising in all aspects of personal tax and estate planning, particularly trusts, family wealth structuring, and related litigation.

He regularly advises multinational families and entrepreneurs on personal taxation, asset protection, intergenerational succession, and family governance arrangements. Andrew also works closely with professional trustees across Jersey, Guernsey, Switzerland, and the Cayman Islands in relation to trust structuring, variations, and fiduciary duties. His practice spans bespoke trust and investment holding structures, family offices, and charitable organisations.

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We would like to thank Osborne Clarke for partly sponsoring this event.

We look forward to welcoming you for what promises to be a timely and highly informative discussion.

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Disclaimers

The opinions shared during the event are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect those of The Malta Business Network. The Malta Business Network does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of the information provided.

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