In the Press
Sarah Rowley has been quoted by Charity Finance on the legal issues facing charities in 2022. Read more below (subscription required).
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News
min readUnderstanding Share Classes in Family Investment Companies
Edward Robinson
Quick Reads
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Autumn Budget 2025 – Inheritance Tax (IHT) and charitable gifts
Richard Honey
Insights
min readUAE CCL Reforms: Introducing Multi-Class Shares, Drag / Tag Rights, Deadlock Solutions and Governance Continuity
Mo Nawash
Quick Reads
min readECCTA for charities: Filing documents at Companies House
Liz Gifford
Quick Reads
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ECCTA 2023 - Failure to prevent fraud offence- what charities need to know and do
Penelope Byatt
Insights
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An introduction to Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 for charities: key changes from 18 November 2025
Liz Gifford
Insights
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Taxing Times Ahead: The impact of the 2025 UK tax changes on trusts
Alice Martin
Insights
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Liz Gifford, Janine Regan and Courtney Benard write for New Law Journal on an amendment to the Data (Use and Access) Bill which will allow UK charities to send direct marketing emails to supporters without prior opt-in consent
Liz Gifford
In the Press
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Tamasin Perkins and Lydia Kember write for Charity Finance on the collapse of Kids Company
Tamasin Perkins
In the Press
min readData protection in the UK: Charities anticipate green light to rely on direct marketing exemption
Courtney Benard
Quick Reads
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Steven Carey and Amelia Hamilton respond to a reader's question in Construction Management relating to PFI contracts in schools
Steven Carey
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The Wealth Net profiles Sarah Rowley, Head of Charities and Philanthropy
Sarah Rowley
In the Press
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Autumn Budget 2024 – Charities – points you might have missed
Liz Gifford
Insights
min readHow the forewarned ‘hike’ on private school fees is going to bite – a family law and Private Office perspective
Jemimah Fleet
Quick Reads
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