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Rebuilding lives after brain injury: the role of the Court of Protection
Jemma Garside
10 February 2023
The mysteries of non-dom status
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.
10 February 2023
SDLT - Black and White, or (50) Shades of Grey?
Matt Spencer and Charlotte Jeanroy published in ThoughtLeaders4 Private Client Tax Magazine discussing Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT).
23 January 2023
HMRC steps up its investigations on inheritance tax
The Telegraph recently reported that HMRC is “targeting bereaved families with a raid on inheritance tax after it clawed back a record £326m through investigations last year”. This will be a worry to many families, given that Inheritance Tax (IHT) is arguably no longer just a tax on the super wealthy.
10 November 2022
Roadmap Part 5: US/UK Estate Planning
Now that your affairs have been structured effectively, attention turns to estate planning. Laura Harper sits down with Joshua Moss and Ed Johnson to discuss estate planning for international Americans.
10 November 2022
Should Sunak be targeting non-dom tax status?
Tax Justice UK has called for the abolition of the non-dom regime as part of a series of measures it says would help plug the public finance gap by £37bn. Keir Starmer also raised the question of what our new PM intends to do about non-doms in his first PMQs this week.
