Practice Notes: Financial services & Tax
Bestowing chattels
Finding a piece of art that will increase in value is a tricky undertaking, but it can be equally difficult to pass it down to the nex
Financial services sector faces high risk of age discrimination claims
'Godfather of retail' case could be the start of many suc
Pension paradox
The biggest benefit of the pension freedoms may come from leaving the money untouched and never making a withdrawal a
Political parties are offering ‘piecemeal changes’ to tax
Study finds 'little evidence of any coherent strategy and numerous proposals that would complicate the ta
Insolvency professionals call for legislative change to fight war on fraud
One in nine British adults admit to being a victim of fraud in las
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Glass houses
IFCs have long had many of the financial safeguards in place which are only now becoming commonplace across the world, argues Geoff Coo
Tinker, tailor
Lucy Brennan dissects some of the more eye-catching parts of George Osborne's 201
A bridge too far?
A deed of variation is a means of redirecting an inheritance so that an oversight can be amended; it is not a tax evasion too
A ticking time bomb
How can advisers protect their clients' international assets under the spectre of increasing diminished capacity, asks Donn
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