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Updated Insolvency Code of Ethics: what do insolvency practitioners need to know?
Jenny Higgins
The type of tenancy and the rules for renting a home in Wales changed with the implementation of the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016 (‘The Act’) which came into force on 1 December 2022. The Act aims to improve the security of tenure for tenants and make it easier for them to rent but it could be perilous for landlords and they must ensure that they familiarise themselves with its requirements. The Act introduces standardised terms to all contracts.
Those born between the years 1946 – 1964 (often referred to as ‘baby boomers’) are set to pass on £2.1 trillion of housing wealth in the coming decade.
Matt Spencer and Charlotte Jeanroy published in ThoughtLeaders4 Private Client Tax Magazine discussing Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT).
Japanese knotweed has long been a concern for homeowners, but the recent judgment in Downing v Henderson, which hit the headlines this week, highlights some of the problems it can cause particularly when it comes to buying and selling a property.
Has the reduction in VAT arrived too late to make any difference to the cost of Energy Saving Materials?
Jenny Higgins
Claire Wood
Nevin Rosenberg
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