BPR

Stuart Maggs

The Government might have consulted but it hasn’t listened.

Sophie Dworetzsky

This month’s update, by Sophie Dworetzsky (Charles Russell Speechlys).

Dominic Lawrance

Sophie Dworetzsky

Sophie Dworetzsky and Dominic Lawrance (Charles Russell Speechlys) examine, among other things, some of the recent clarifications and outstanding concerns regarding both the non-dom reforms and the proposed changes to agriculture and business property reliefs.

Emma Haley

Hayden Bailey

After a wait of four months for more detail on the changes, what does the consultation document now tell us? While there are some helpful clarifications, not all of the concerns are addressed, write Hayden Bailey and Emma Haley (Boodle Hatfield).

Adjoining property was part of garden for SDLT purposes: Vereley Homes Ltd v HMRC [2026] UKFTT 695 (TC) (12 May) is another failed taxpayer appeal for SDLT mixed-use treatment. The only issue here was whether a separate, fenced plot (the former site...

John Endacott

John Endacott (PKF Francis Clark) explores the background and the current state of succession planning post-Budget.

Edward Reed

Klara Kronbergs

In this month’s review, Edward Reed and Klara Kronbergs (Macfarlanes) consider some of the more nuanced aspects of the non-dom reforms, as well as some key tribunal decisions affecting private clients.

Edward Reed

Clare Wilson

Proposed changes to the CGT rules on transfers of property between separating spouses and a tribunal decision on information notices are among the developments reviewed by Edward Reed and Clare Wilson (Macfarlanes).

Moustapha Hammoud

Andrew Goldstone

Andrew Goldstone and Moustapha Hammoud (Mishcon de Reya) review recent tax developments affecting private clients.

Martin Mann

Mark Baycroft

Martin Mann and Mark Baycroft (Markel Tax) reflect on the growing compliance burden and whether valuable reliefs will continue to be available in their current form.

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