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Would you like to pay less tax?

27 July 2010 | James Odds

That’s what the latest offering from the Treasury looks like it is asking.  “Government invites views on tax policies” at first glance looks like a great opportunity for all.  In practice, it’s...

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A Business Relief from Inheritance Tax

19 July 2010 | James Odds

Nobody likes inheritance tax.  It is a tax on wealth which has already been taxed in the lifetime of the deceased, and reduces the amount which can be left to the next generation.  This blog examines...

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European Commission launches consultation on cross-border inheritance tax

5 July 2010 | Iain Donaldson

The European Commission has launched a public consultation on “tackling cross-border inheritance tax (IHT) obstacles within the EU.” Prior to 2003, the European Commission did not think it was necessary...

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Probate Disputes – a Key decision

17 March 2010 | Amanda Melton

Briggs J's decision in Key v Key, a Chancery probate dispute, was handed down last week. George Key, an 89 year old farmer lost his wife of 65 years in December 2006. A week later he made a Will leaving...

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Two’s company?

8 January 2010 | Danielle Messenger

An ex wife's claim to a life interest and exclusive right to occupy a property was dismissed. Despite having agreed not to contest her divorce and in lieu of an order for ancillary relief, when the former...

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Court of Protection Rules to be reviewed

14 December 2009 | Amanda Melton

Sir Mark Potter, President of the Family Division, has set up a committee to review the procedures of the Court of Protection ("CoP"), at the request of the Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice,...

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