TAX-PLANNING

Helena Luckhurst and Katie Mitchell (Fladgate) consider the succession planning issues that entrepreneurs should consider at both an early stage and throughout the lifecycle of their business.

Claire Weeks

Emma-Jane Weider

Emma-Jane Weider and Claire Weeks (Maurice Turnor Gardner) focus on those UK resident individuals who are non-UK domiciled but who will become ‘deemed domiciled’ for tax purposes from the start of the 2019/20.

Alex Ereira

Ceinwen Rees

Ceinwen Rees and Alex Ereira (Macfarlanes) explain why practitioners will need to review advice given to clients who are expecting to benefit from entrepreneurs’ relief.

Lynne Rowland

Lynne Rowland (Kingston Smith) examines the new IHT disclosure rules which took effect from April.

Liz Wilson

Liz Wilson (Squire Patton Boggs) considers whether the Supreme Court’s decision shifts the boundary between acceptable and unacceptable SDLT planning.

Julian Feiner

Julian Feiner (Dentons) examines the First-tier Tribunal’s recent decision that three Jersey companies incorporated as part of a tax planning arrangement were resident in the UK.

Hatice Ismail, Martin Shah, Gary Barnett

Hatice Ismail, Martin Shah and Gary Barnett (Simmons & Simmons) review the EC’s proposal for a directive to impose mandatory reporting obligations on intermediaries and taxpayers involved in certain cross-border tax planning arrangements.

Andrew Goldstone

Stuart Crippin

Andrew Goldstone and Stuart Crippin (Mishcon de Reya) review the latest tax developments affecting private clients.

Lynne Rowland

Lynne Rowland (Kingston Smith) explains the proposed changes to DOTAS hallmarks for inheritance tax.

Patrick Cannon

Patrick Cannon (15 Old Square Chambers) provides guidance on the recent decision made by the Court of Appeal in Project Blue, and asks why the MoD did not make it a condition of sale that SDLT was paid.

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