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The residence nil rate band & business relievable assets

The residence nil rate band (RNRB) is an additional inheritance tax allowance that can be claimed alongside the usual nil rate band allowance. The RNRB allowance is currently a maximum […]

Dementia, the Court of Protection & deputyships

When someone is diagnosed with dementia it can be an incredibly challenging time – not only for them but also their family and friends. Approximately 1 in 11 people over […]

Dementia & lasting powers of attorney

When someone is diagnosed with dementia it can be an incredibly challenging time – not only for them but also their family and friends. Approximately 1 in 11 people over […]

An introduction to dementia & mental capacity

When someone is diagnosed with dementia it can be an incredibly challenging time – not only for them but also their family and friends. Approximately 1 in 11 people over […]

The modern way of registering lasting powers of attorney

Many people today understand the benefit of having a lasting power of attorney (LPA), whereby someone nominates an individual to be their attorney in respect of their health and welfare […]

Why business owners should think twice before disposing of assets

When looking to the future, or going through a change in circumstances, it’s likely that business owners will wonder whether selling or disposing of assets and interests is the right […]

A guide to agricultural property and business property relief

Agricultural property relief allows land and farm buildings to be passed free from inheritance tax either during a lifetime or after a death. This is subject to certain conditions being […]

One month to go: countdown to 1 September Trust Registration Service deadline

There is just one month to go until 1 September, when all ‘express trusts’ must be registered with the Trust Registration Service (TRS). One of our trusts experts, Tom O’Riordan […]

Key change to capital gains reporting

There is one radical change that may have slipped under the radar of most grappling with the pandemic: changes to how capital gains on the sale or disposal of UK […]

Deeds of variation: When is it appropriate to use them?

If you are due to inherit and you would like to redirect your inheritance elsewhere (for example if you would prefer your children to inherit instead), you can do this […]

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