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Time Invested in Making a Will Is Time Invested Wisely

Posted17 June 2020

If you die without making a will, there is a real risk that your loved ones may be left high and dry. In one case, a man who said that...

Are You Contracting With a Principal or an Agent? The Distinction Matters

Posted15 June 2020

When entering into a contract with a limited company, it is vital to know whether it is acting as principal, in its own right, or as an agent for someone...

COVID-19 Crisis Forces Change to UK IHT Payments and Returns Processes

Posted12 June 2020

HMRC are scrapping cheques for the payment and repayment of Inheritance Tax (IHT) and temporarily accepting printed signatures on IHT returns, as a result of the coronavirus crisis. The...

COVID-19 Crisis Forces Change to UK IHT Payments and Returns Processes

Posted12 June 2020

HMRC are scrapping cheques for the payment and repayment of Inheritance Tax (IHT) and temporarily accepting printed signatures on IHT returns, as a result of the coronavirus crisis. The...

COVID-19 – Court of Appeal Rules on Status of Furloughed Employees

Posted12 June 2020

Many companies have entered administration in response to the COVID-19 crisis but have retained furloughed employees in the hope that they will emerge from lockdown to a brighter future. In...

Channel Islands Are Not 'Overseas Countries' – Guideline Divorce Ruling

Posted9 June 2020

The Channel Islands may be separated from the UK mainland by miles of water, but they are not overseas countries. In an unusual case, that simple fact was enough to...