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4 December 2014

Autumn Statement 2014: Private client

Key points from the Chancellor's Autumn Statement 2014

From a Private Client perspective, the main...

27 November 2014

What area of tax legislation would you change? Part 1

With the Autumn Statement just around the corner, we asked some of our tax partners and senior tax...

25 November 2014

Tax Planning for Higher Education Costs

There are significant costs involved for families with children going through private schooling or...

10 September 2014

Auto Enrolment - are you prepared?

Auto Enrolment (AE) is now fully underway, with the largest employers in the UK having already...

30 June 2014

Number of families affected by Inheritance Tax due to rise

Recent forecasts produced by the Treasury indicate that the number of families faced with...

25 June 2014

Capital Gains Tax on property owned by non residents

Historically, non-resident individuals, companies and trusts have not been liable to Capital Gains...

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