Sophie Dworetzsky writes for Tax Journal on whether now is really the time for a wealth tax in the UK
Sophie Dworetzsky writes for Tax Journal on whether now is really the time for a wealth tax in the UK. Read more below (subscription required).
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Sophie Dworetzsky writes for Tax Journal on whether now is really the time for a wealth tax in the UK. Read more below (subscription required).
Regime change: The beginning of the end of the remittance basis
Dominic Lawrance
Insights
IFA Magazine quotes Julia Cox on the possibility of more tax cuts before the general election
Julia Cox
In the Press
eprivateclient quotes Sally Ashford on considerations around power of attorney
Sally Ashford
In the Press
Computer says No - my prediction of UK border chaos on Wednesday 1 January 2025
Paul McCarthy
Quick Reads
Cosmopolitan quotes Sarah Jane Boon on how to deal with break-up admin
Sarah Jane Boon
In the Press
The Financial Times, The Guardian and City AM quote Sophie Dworetzsky and Dominic Lawrance on Labour’s proposed tax crackdown on non-doms
Sophie Dworetzsky
In the Press
Why Switzerland is poised to become a prime jurisdiction for families to establish their private trust companies
Dharshi Wijetunga
Insights
Charles Russell Speechlys boosts international private wealth offering with the arrival of Amira Shaker-Bortman
Amira Shaker-Bortman
News
Britain's most successful female Olympian has retired at 31, but how does the Family Court treat (early) retirement?
Matt Foster
Quick Reads
The UK’s March 2024 Budget: how the proposed new tax rules will work for US-connected clients
Sangna Chauhan
Insights
International Tax team joins Charles Russell Speechlys’ in Singapore
Kurt Rademacher
News
Charles Russell Speechlys grows its rankings in The Legal 500 EMEA directory
Frédéric Jeannin
News
Planning opportunities for British expatriates returning to the UK
Jeffrey Lee
Insights
The Financial Times quotes Nicola Thorpe on the importance of improving digital hygiene in the fight against cyber crime
Nicola Thorpe
In the Press
Sarah Jane Boon writes for the Financial Times’ Your Questions column on joint bank accounts
Sarah Jane Boon
In the Press
How the abolition of Multiple Dwellings Relief affects Build to Rent
William Marriott
Quick Reads
Spring budget 2024: Agricultural Property Relief extended from 2025
Hannah Connors
Insights
Dominic Lawrance and Sophie Dworetzsky are quoted by the press on the abolition of non-dom status announced in the Budget
Dominic Lawrance
In the Press
Latest Stamp Duty Measures For Hong Kong Properties Announced In 2024 Budget
Ian Devereux
Insights
Charles Russell Speechlys hosts international arbitration event in Dubai
Peter Smith
Quick Reads
'Saltburn': How the Catton family could have protected the Saltburn estate and could Oliver's inheritance still be contested? (Part 2)
Grace O'Leary
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'Saltburn': How the Catton family could have protected the Saltburn estate and could Oliver's inheritance still be contested? (Part 1)
Grace O'Leary
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Beware of not obtaining a court order when settling your finances
Julia Mauricio
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Vulnerable elders : a harrowing story and the lessons which need to be learnt
Sarah Wray
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Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill: Will new consumer protection rules restrict access to Gift Aid?
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Autumn Statement provides little comfort for farmers and landowners
Hannah Connors
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What next for residential property? Autumn Statement Update
William Marriott
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Potential parental disputes about school fees should a Labour government add VAT to fees
Sarah Jane Boon
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Removal from EU tax blacklist: what this means for British Virgin Islands
Oliver Cooper
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Visiting the UK over the next 2 years? You may need a pre-arrival Electronic Travel Authorisation
Paul McCarthy
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Will increasing taxes for foreign buyers fix the UK housing crisis?
Rebecca Day
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