It is predicted that the level of insolvencies will rise as the economy recovers and, as confidence returns, prospective buyers may look at opportunities to acquire businesses at fire-sale prices. Robin Tutty, of Druces LLP’s
The government has finally announced measures to put an end to multiple trusts (otherwise known as pilot trusts or Rysaffe planning) as a way to mitigate liability to Inheritance Tax. Unfortunately, the new rule is
Lurking in the fine detail of the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement is the news that the annual tax on enveloped dwellings (ATED) is to increase in rate and scope, with effect from 1 April 2015. ATED is
As reported in a previous Briefing Note, the Court of Appeal gave judgment earlier this year in an important case for landlords and administrators known as Re Game Station (Pillar Denton Ltd and others v
Nicholas Brent and Tim O’Callaghan recently delivered a lecture to post graduate students of the London College of Fashion on the subject of law and fashion. Delivered in an accessible style to an appreciative audience,
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