Practice Notes: Financial services & Tax
Large bequests to charities are incentivising heirs to contest wills
Inheritance tax relief on charitable donations hits record high of £630m as government is
A trustee's dilemma
To what length and at what point should trustees become involved in a divorce settlement
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Knowledge is power
Continued research into Jersey's place and contribution to the global financial management
All change, please
The EU Succession Regulation is now in effect. Advisers must ensure that both they and their
The great escape
When trouble is brewing at home and there is little sign of it subsiding, we might all benefit
HMRC defeats accelerated payments legal challenge
The tax authority expects to issue 64,000 notices by 2016 and bring in £5.5bn in dispute
FCA and HMRC launch financial advice review
'The reality is that many people cannot afford to pay for good quality independent financia
HMRC defeats employment giant at Court of Appeal over £158m of unpaid tax
Expense payments found to be part of employed temps' ordinary salar
Gifts with strings - a taxing problem
Gifting away your assets is one of the more straightforward ways to reduce IHT exposure but
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