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Ray Ng, Robert Avis and Tom Watts have written for IFC Review on recent trends in firewall legislation in the British Virgin Islands, Bermuda and Gibraltar. Read more below.
Recent Trends In Firewall Legislation: BVI, Bermuda And Gibraltar
Hannah Catt writes in PrimeResi on the upcoming High-Value Council Tax Surcharge in the UK and why it needs careful design
Hannah Catt
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Peter Smith
Quick Reads
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Paul McCarthy
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Hugh Dixon
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William Longrigg writes in the Law Society Gazette on the potential return of Calderbank offers in family proceedings
William Longrigg
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Bloomberg quotes Gaven Cheong on proposed Hong Kong tax exemptions on carried interest
Gaven Cheong
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Shaanil Senarath-Dassanayake
Quick Reads
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Hugh Dixon
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Why the UK-India Trade Deal Matters for Private Capital
Kim Lalli
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Wei Kang comments on China’s new tax rule on offshore trusts in The Straits Times
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A New Era of Wealth and Estate Planning for PRC High-Net-Worth Families
Wei Kang
Insights
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Autumn Budget 2026: possible CGT changes and pre-budget planning
Julia Cox
Insights
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Reaz Jafri quoted in CNBC on EU crackdown on Caribbean "golden passport" programmes
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Charles Russell Speechlys named a ‘Firm to Watch’ by India Business Law Journal
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Simon Ridpath discusses Charles Russell Speechlys' strategic US expansion with Legal Business
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Phillip Colasanto authors article in Tax Notes Federal on strengthening procedural protections for third parties in IRS collections
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