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From garage to unicorn – Employment law lessons for scaling tech teams
Catherine Bourne
A large part of my career as a Private Client lawyer is properly advising on the need to have a considered and effective Will. But for some of us, would dying without a Will really be a complete disaster for our assets and our family – or would things work out okay?
On the death of a person known to have made a Will, it’s pretty rare that the Will can’t be found.
In many estates, the deceased’s home is the principal asset whose value often tips the estate over the inheritance tax (IHT) threshold.
Financial abuse is one of the most upsetting crimes. It can happen to anyone of any age and the perpetrator could be a loved one or a close friend or a complete stranger.
The perception of ‘non-domiciled’ individuals in the UK has been tinged with negativity for some time now, perhaps most recently in relation to the wife Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. However, the rules applied to non-doms are complex, with ever-expanding global disclosure regimes and designed specifically to attract talent and wealth from outside the UK. While the tax treatment may seem favourable to those living in the UK for a short period, the rules try to balance the position for those who remain in the UK for longer stays.
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