Can trusts still be trusted by wealthy families?
Ceris Gardner writes about the 800-year legacy of trusts in the UK, and why recent bad press might spell an…
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Ceris Gardner writes about the 800-year legacy of trusts in the UK, and why recent bad press might spell an…
ByIt might be fiscally best for those writing a will to pass it all on to their grandchildren says Arabella…
ByIt’s time to keep a log of what you actually own online, writes Sophie Wettern. In a world where many…
ByA summary of tax regimes around the world – with a focus on the most popular locations where people choose…
ByWhat will happen to clean capital, tainted trusts and enveloped assets under the new tax regime? John Goodchild reports. The…
ByThe ‘unprecedented’ amount of data the Revenue will receive from CRS-jurisdictions puts them in a stronger position of power, writes…
ByIf the Wildensteins were in the UK, they’d be receiving Post-it notes from the Revenue, writes Colin Senez. For those…
ByHNWs find that investing in films is a way to broaden their creative insight and contribute to the country’s zeitgeist,…
ByRisk-assessment and good governance should not be overlooked when family offices decide to take philanthropy to the next level, writes…
ByThe government’s proposed changes to probate fees would be a bitter pill for many HNWs to swallow, say Jenny Cutts…
ByThe UK’s crown dependencies and overseas territories are unlikely to suffer following the Brexit vote, and may even be a…
ByJohn Fitzgerald and Hannah Atkinson detail the numerous tax reliefs the new 25-year-old Duke of Westminster may be employing to…
ByAs HMRC collects a record £4.7 billion in inheritance tax, the Treasury is hoping Residential Nil Rate Band will make…
ByJohn FitzGerald outlines the curious case of Anstey v Mundle, in which a grieving family fights over the deceased’s final…
ByWealthy families should not overlook the emotional and legal complexities involved in the disposal of their valuables, write Ann Stanyer…
ByDespite recent bad press, the Lion City of Singapore is continuing its growth as a major financial centre, writes Rasika…
ByJean-Marc Tirard lifts the lid on the Gallic view of trusts, and explains why the French taxman’s ‘appalling’ treatment of…
BySophie Wettern outlines the necessary steps to avoid a family turmoil after you die. Have you made a will? If…
ByJennifer Emms looks at the Revenue and the Crown Prosecution Service’s legal armouries when it comes to persecuting tax evaders.…
ByCeris Gardner on why the authorities, and not the neighbours, should be the judge on fair play in tax. Who…
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