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26 July 2021 | Time to read: 3 mins
How does the UK’s Inheritance Tax regime compare to foreign tax systems?
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has published a report exploring ways in which taxes can be used to support economic recovery.
22 July 2021 | Time to read: 5 mins
Farm safety – the “seen” and “unseen” hazards
Farm Safety Week across the United Kingdom is important in highlighting most common categories of workplace dangers and hazards in the agricultural sector.
08 July 2021 | Time to read: 5 mins
UK Government’s Building Safety Bill not a “quick fix”
The Westminster Government published the Building Safety Bill on 5 July 2021. The aim is stated as "an extensive overhaul to building safety legislation".
25 June 2021 | Time to read: 1 min
22 June 2021 | Time to read: 5 mins
Paying farmers to retire: political havering or right on the money?
The scheme as proposed would see farmers receive a one-off payment of up to £100k for surrendering their land or tenancy.
14 June 2021 | Time to read: 3 mins
As a trustee, how should you deal with potentially tainted donations?
Guest Article from Tom Murray - In 2019 the National Portrait Gallery severed its links with the controversial Sackler Trust foregoing a £1 million donation.
11 June 2021 | Time to read: 3 mins
Recovery Loan Scheme
By Ross MacRae
In a bid to offer further support to beleaguered SMEs hit by the Covid-19 crisis the UK Government has launched of the Recovery Loan Scheme (RLS).
04 June 2021 | Time to read: 5 mins
The role and obligations of an attorney
Acting as an Attorney on behalf of someone else, whether it be for financial or welfare matters, is a big commitment.
04 June 2021 | Time to read: 3 mins
Top tips for transferring your charity
There are several reasons why a charitable organisation may wish to transfer operations and assets to another charity and the process can be a major project.
03 June 2021 | Time to read: 3 mins
Choosing Attorneys
Choose an attorney whom you trust, who listens to you and would make the decisions you would make.
02 June 2021 | Time to read: 3 mins
Preparing to make a Power of Attorney
The only way in which you can give authority to another person to make decisions on your behalf if you become unable to do is by making a Power of...
01 June 2021 | Time to read: 5 mins
Paying for care – what happens to my home?
By Katie Brown
The decision to move out of your home into residential or nursing care can be confusing and overwhelming, particularly where there is a diagnosis of Dementia.
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