Wendy Walton and Gemma Davies review recent developments in the private client arena, which include the list of HSBC Jersey account details passed to HMRC and the Upper Tribunal decision in Buzzoni on gifts with reservation of benefit
Wendy Walton and Gemma Davies examine recent developments, including the first tribunal ruling on what constitutes reasonable care where a taxpayer has engaged an agent to act on his behalf.
ECHR: Jehovah’s Witnesses
BPR will be available where the business is a market maker anywhere within the European Economic Area
Wendy Walton reviews proposed changes to rules affecting private client advisers for which the consultation period is soon to close.
Nadine Elliott discusses the extension of the philanthropic relief.
People engaging in tax avoidance schemes that might be considered abusive will be challenged by the tax authorities, will receive little sympathy in court and may be vulnerable to widespread adverse publicity, the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners warned as it unveiled a five-point ‘progr
Five thousand homes, each worth more than £2m, are held through corporate structures that allow the owners to avoid UK taxes, according to unpublished government estimates obtained by Exaro.
Andrew Penman answers a reader's query on tax on a retiring partner.