Financial Services & Tax

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The good, the bad and the costly

Despite what seem like endless developments eroding away at the benefits of drawing up a will, there's too much at stake for people to be discouraged from having one, urge John Melville-Smith and James Ward

A rough ride

The significance of Fly Emirates' decision to run a direct service from the Middle-East to Panama is not to be underestimated

Without a paddle

The recent Nigel Rowe and Others v HMRC case has emboldened an already marauding authority, so where does it leave tax payers with a genuine case that should be challenged, ponders Leigh Sayliss

APNs bring in £1bn for treasury

Once issued with an accelerated payment notice, tax payers have almost no means of challenging the notice

Waking the bull

Moving a market in the right direction takes a multitude of favourable developments, and acquisitions are certainly playing their part

Football clubs urged to advise players against tax avoidance

Some former footballers will have to sell their homes to pay disputed tax to HMRC

'Extreme' solicitors needed to raise charitable gift status

Remember A Charity Week celebrates 'legendary' legacy givers

You can't ignore China

Apart from being the world's second biggest economy, the largest trading nation and accounting for 40 per cent of 2014 economic growth, what does China have to do with my portfolio?