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HMRC to continue tax avoidance clampdown

Many of the chancellor's policies have been called nothing more than 'electioneering'

Tax disclosure opportunities to close early

The government is successfully making it extremely difficult to hide undeclared funds from HMRC

No exoneration

Assuming that a committed relationship has established a 'common law marriag'; is likely to only have a bitter end, warns Lloyd Junor

Where there's a will…

It's impossible to prepare for every eventuality and prevent a probate dispute, but there are various ways to reduce their likelihood, says Jessica Bermingham

Queen Mary offers work experience with global firm under new LLM

Successful scholarship applicants will undertake an internship at Norton Rose Fulbright

CPS advocacy takes a 'backwards step'

Fears over risk crown advocates are losing courtroom skills

Osborne revamps ISAs and rewards savers

The government could potentially contribute up to £6000 towards a couples deposit on their first home

Pensions allowance cut by 250k

A new annuities market could create as many problems as it solves