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William Longrigg has been quoted by The Times and the Daily Mail on the High Court's ruling in Ayeh-Kumi v The Lord Chancellor & Anor. Read more below (subscription required).
Dominic Lawrance and Catrin Harrison write for Tax Journal on the implications of the Court of Appeal judgment in the case of ‘A Taxpayer v HMRC’
Dominic Lawrance
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BBC Radio 5 Live and The Telegraph interview Sarah Jane Boon on Labour’s plans for cohabitation reform
Sarah Jane Boon
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Something Changed – Landlord recovers possession of iconic music venue
Samuel Lear
Quick Reads
When is 20% not 20%? The real impact of the proposed changes to business property relief on trading companies
Sarah Wray
Quick Reads
Charles Russell Speechlys finds that Gen Z prioritises financial planning and saving amidst growing economic challenges
Sally Ashford
News
"I have finished the court case and I have decided that now is not the right time for you to see your Mum" - Judges writing letters to children could become the norm
Matt Foster
Quick Reads
What do the proposed changes to business property relief mean for Investors and Entrepreneurs and their businesses?
Mary Perham
Insights
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - the inheritance tax Consultation on agricultural and business property
Sarah Wray
Quick Reads
Pet Ownership and Family Breakdown: Transatlantic Treatment of Pets on Divorce
Miranda Fisher
Quick Reads
Mike Barrington writes for Wealth Briefing on sole company directors
Mike Barrington
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Miranda Fisher and Matt Foster write for eprivateclient on the consequences of cohabitation
Miranda Fisher
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Sarah Jane Boon and Julia Cox write for Tax Adviser on safeguarding family wealth and the role of pre- and post-nuptial agreements
Sarah Jane Boon
In the Press
Living Together in the 2020s: Why more Gen Z’s are Saying 'Yes' to Cohabitation Agreements
Cara Fung
Quick Reads
Vanessa Duff writes for Expat Living on mental health, parenting styles, and seeking help
Vanessa Duff
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Sarah Rowley writes for Charities Management on what charities should keep an eye out for this year
Sarah Rowley
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