In the Press
Dharshi Wijetunga has written for eprivateclient’s latest Swiss Report on the rise of the matriarch and how advisors can cater for the increasing number of wealthy women. Read more below (subscription required).
Julia Cox, Harriet Betteridge and Alexandra Clarke write for Tax Journal on who might be considered the ‘winners’ and ‘losers’ from an IHT perspective following the UK Autumn Budget
Julia Cox
In the Press
Law.com International interviews Robert Reymond on the growth of our Latin America desk
Robert Reymond
In the Press
Internationally competitive? The post-April 2025 tax rules for non-doms
Dominic Lawrance
Insights
Navigating the Lion City: A guide to Singapore's business etiquette and superstitions
Shamma Ahmed
Quick Reads
Under my umbr-ETA, ESTA, eh eh… FAO: international visitors to UK from 8 January 2025 – avoid rain and flight anxiety
Paul McCarthy
Quick Reads
The abolition of perpetuity periods: Time to sound a note of caution?
Robert Avis
Insights
Passing on family wealth – the Family Law impact of the new inheritance tax changes
Sarah Jane Boon
Insights
Potential parental disputes about school fees now VAT is to be added
Sarah Jane Boon
Insights
Obtaining civil remedies in criminal cases: the UAE, Switzerland and France
James Colautti
Insights
Transatlantic shockwaves herald sea change in UK tax treatment of US-connected individuals
Sangna Chauhan
Insights
Succession and tax strategy for farmers and business owners post-Budget
Sarah Wray
Quick Reads
Sophie Dworetzsky writes for Tax Journal on the proposed new foreign income and gains (FIG) regime announced in the UK budget
Sophie Dworetzsky
In the Press
The Financial Times and Bloomberg quote Dominic Lawrance on the implications of the changes to the non-dom regime announced in the UK Budget
Dominic Lawrance
In the Press
Consequences of the abolition of the non-dom regime and 30 October 2024 Budget: what are the family law issues for wealthy clients leaving the UK?
Miranda Fisher
Quick Reads
Autumn budget - Capital Gains Tax increase and divorce settlements
Sarah Higgins
Quick Reads