The possible repercussions of a public register of beneficial owners of UK property should not be ignored
Is a public register of beneficial owners of UK property really the right way to keep track of foreign companies…
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Is a public register of beneficial owners of UK property really the right way to keep track of foreign companies…
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As Spear’s celebrates its 15th anniversary, leading entrepreneurs, economists, philanthropists and advisers consider some fundamental questions Where do we go…
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As Spear’s celebrates its 15th anniversary, leading entrepreneurs, economists, philanthropists and advisers consider some fundamental questions The swelling ranks of…
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As Spear’s celebrates its 15th anniversary, leading entrepreneurs, economists, philanthropists and advisers consider some fundamental questions Things have changed since…
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The ruler of Dubai, Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, has been ordered to pay his estranged ex-wife Princess Haya Bint…
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Based on current trends, we can expect lots of surprise geopolitical developments in 2022 — but how it’ll affect the…
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A large early tax bill is the last thing anyone wants while dealing with a complex inheritance. Legacy Release can…
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The importance of consuming a wide variety of media from different publications and sources based around the globe is relevant…
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Political economist Ann Pettifor on the challenges ahead for the UK and world economies In 2003, I edited a book…
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All the evidence suggests women are less likely than men to avoid tax – but why? Anna Solomon investigates In…
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The economic turmoil of 2020 saw the number of wealthy people in North America and Asia grow, while other regions…
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Public opinion is turning against the ultra-wealthy, with the younger generation leading the opposition, writes Matthew Goodwin, professor of politics…
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The OECD has a bold plan to impose a global minimum corporate tax rate of 15 per cent. How will…
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Restoring native oyster habitats could be key to reversing massive depredations that our marine life has suffered for hundreds of…
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Peter Lürssen, Lord Verjee of Portobello and Baroness Shackleton were among the winners as Spear’s celebrated the leaders of the…
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Spotting the potential for the internet to supercharge the sports-betting industry, Denise Coates launched Bet365 in 2001. Two decades later,…
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A debate is raging on the ‘true tax rate’ that billionaires are paying in comparison to Joe Public, writes Rasika…
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The £7 billion inheritance tax bill faced by the family behind Samsung has rung alarm bells even beyond South Korea,…
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Jeffrey C Hooke’s new book, ‘The Myth of Private Equity: An Inside Look at Wall Street’s Transformative Investments’ is an…
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During the pandemic, music streaming services began seeing record numbers of subscriptions – and as a result, music investment has…
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