About the IBSA Club
The IBSA Club is the only multi-disciplinary association for entrepreneurs and professional advisors dealing with international business structuring across multiple jurisdictions. It is a not-for-profit association which runs a mixture of formal and social events, designed to develop business and personal relationships, ultimately serving the interests of the entrepreneurs for whom professional advisers provide support.
IBSA Club Member Benefits
• Attendance at meetings around the world put on by Club members
• Exclusive access to the private Members' Group on LinkedIn
• Speaking, sponsorship & hosting opportunities for Corporate Members
• Access to Club member details to promote member profiles
• Invitations to social events put on by the IBSA Club
More About Benefits
Members range from entrepreneurs to lawyers, accountants, tax consultants, intellectual property experts, corporate finance advisors, private client specialists and many others, adhering to the principles of transparency and integrity. With specialists in over 35 jurisdictions, the IBSA Club is growing its membership around the world. Members have access to a range of events and resources with networking opportunities worldwide.
Events
Articles
Life after the Remittance Basis: Navigating UK Tax under the Finance Act 2025
The Finance Act 2025 rewrites the UK rule-book for foreign money. This article spells out, in plain English, what the changes mean if you already have offshore funds, are new to the UK, or are thinking of leaving - and offers practical pointers[...]
Real Estate Markets, Structuring, Finance and Taxation: Summary of London Workshop
Roy Saunders of IFS and Chairman of the IBSA, together with Mark Galazzi and Louise Hamilton from Walkers, Marcus Bradbury-Ross from CBRE, Melanie Reed & Mark Fielden from Moore Kingston Smith, Anthony Hunt from Howard Kennedy and Ian Burdett[...]
Pensions to PETs and Other Lifetime Gifting Family Law Considerations for Estate Planning Post the Autumn Budget 2024
The Autumn Budget introduced some significant changes to the Inheritance Tax (IHT) which are likely to mean family law aspects of succession planning will become more pertinent. This article seeks to explain why.
[...]Immigration Law Update June 2024
In this edition, you'll find coverage on a range of topics shaping current immigration policies, including significant announcements from the Home Office, insights into forthcoming business immigration proposals ahead of the general[...]
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