In the Press
Charles Hutton has been quoted by the Daily Mail, This is Money, International Adviser, eprivateclient (subscription required) and The Law Society Gazette on the Ministry of Justice's announcement on video-witnessed wills.
Triple Play "Bid Fever": UK Tech's ability to scale and go global
Mark Howard
Quick Reads
Mike Barrington and Mary Perham write for Tax Adviser on what the proposed changes to business property relief mean for investors and entrepreneurs, and for their businesses
Mike Barrington
In the Press
Bloomberg quotes Catrin Harrison on the recent exodus of non-doms from the UK
Catrin Harrison
In the Press
MoneyWeek quotes Mary Perham on whether business property relief can be claimed on a furnished holiday let
Mary Perham
In the Press
Ahmad Anani, Jihane Rizk and Sevcan Aydemir write for Wealth Briefing on the rise of private equity in Middle East family businesses
Ahmad Anani
In the Press
Landmark rulings from the Italian Revenue Agency on income tax exemption on gains from Italian shares held in trust
Nicola Saccardo
Quick Reads
Sowing doubt: slashing green farm funding is a risk we can't afford
Maddie Dunn
Quick Reads
The Value of the Rule of Law and Access to Justice - will London be the Family Law Arbitration Capital of the World?
Miranda Fisher
Quick Reads
Tamasin Perkins writes for IFA Magazine on what financial advisers need to know about The Law Commission’s recent report: Modernising Wills Law
Tamasin Perkins
In the Press
London International Disputes Week: Trusts hurt: the fraud lawyer, the trust, and the avenues of attack (and defence)
Tamasin Perkins
Events
The Telegraph quotes Julia Cox on the use of Family Investment Companies for inheritance planning
Julia Cox
In the Press
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Samuel Lear
Quick Reads
New tax reporting requirements for users and providers of crypto asset services
Racheal Muldoon
Insights
Trusts and Dynastic Planning: Letters of Wishes and the Limits of Trust Flexibility
Robert Avis
Insights
Conclusive truth or abusive sleuth - can covert recordings be used in family law proceedings?
Charlotte Posnansky
Insights
