In brief

Key points to consider while waiting for Baby Sussex

Like the Queen, we should prioritise succession planning to ensure that family ‘philosophy’ is preserved.

Posted by Elisabeth Squires on 18 April 2019

Hammond’s tax plan might boost both business and wellness

While the Chancellor’s New (tax) Year announcement is definitely an attempt to please ‘all of the people all of the time’, it might just work.

Posted by Anna Gaston on 11 April 2019

Round table discussion on changing law firm business structures

Mergers, finance, technology and succession planning were high on the agenda at the latest Gazette roundtable, which discussed changing law firm business structures.

Posted by Corinne Staves on 8 April 2019

Buying property ‘off-plan’? Here’s what you need to know

Buyers should be aware that any delay during purchase might have serious tax implications.

Posted by Olivia Minghella on 3 April 2019

Ownership woes: legal lessons from the $1.2m Chagall dispute

The rules around ownership can be a legal maze – here’s what HNWs need to know.

Posted by Sophie Wettern on 1 April 2019

How Brexit could change your flutter on the horses- an expert legal view

What you need to know about HMRC’s scrutiny of the commerciality of the racing business in the past few years.

Posted by Catherine Pugsley on 27 March 2019

Karl Lagerfeld’s cat – a legal opinion

Does feline inheritance have a place in British Law? Cat-owner Sophie Mazzier investigates with a little help from her feline friends.

Posted by Sophie Mazzier on 5 March 2019

Why rich buyers might get snookered by stamp duty, again

The proposed stamp duty surcharge might pose more problems for foreign investors.

Posted by Jonathan Neumann on 26 February 2019

How the changes to probate could affect you

Probate fees are changing again. Here’s what you need to know.

Posted by Alice Wheatley on 20 February 2019

Brexit: how to resolve difficult negotiations

Brexit shows us that where disputes arise between two or all of these parties, positions can become swiftly entrenched.

Posted by Rosalind Hetherington on 14 February 2019

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