Practice Notes: Financial services & Tax
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Private actions for breach of competition law could see banks in the firing line
Seismic changes will make it easier for the public and SMEs to bring class actions for los
FATCA: are you up to date?
As the global reach of FATCA becomes ever more real and invasive, Iain Younger provides a
Turn a new leaf
There is no longer a great deal of time remaining to take advantage of one of the last remaining
A miserly allowance
The new inheritance tax additional nil rate band is very welcome and long overdue, but it is
The good, the bad and the costly
Despite what seem like endless developments eroding away at the benefits of drawing up a will,
A rough ride
The significance of Fly Emirates' decision to run a direct service from the Middle-East to
Without a paddle
The recent Nigel Rowe and Others v HMRC case has emboldened an already marauding authority, so
APNs bring in £1bn for treasury
Once issued with an accelerated payment notice, tax payers have almost no means of challenging th
Waking the bull
Moving a market in the right direction takes a multitude of favourable developments, and
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