Key points of the new systems are as follows: Universal Credit is means tested and anyone with more than £16,000 […]

A Prenuptial agreement is a written agreement, made before a marriage, as to how assets should be divided in the […]

‘Pension Freedom Day’ (6 April 2015) was a watershed in making pensions more relevant to farmers. It is no longer […]

Grandchildren’s Trust We now consider the trust IHT implications for the Grandchildren’s Trust set up in the ‘Lifetime Giving’ case […]

Some farmers dealing with their own VAT affairs may be losing out on input VAT claims. Farm cottages Where farm […]

The Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) Committee recently published how ‘bad payment practices’ have led to the ‘failure’ of […]

  Amidst all the Brexit debates, the Chancellor Philip Hammond presented his second Spring Statement on Wednesday 13 March 2019. […]

The 2018 Autumn Budget announced changes to the ‘off-payroll’ working (or‘IR35’) rules, set for April 2020. This may affect you […]

A poll by insurance firm Aon suggests that UK small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are ‘unmindful of the risks’ that […]

Although charity law varies across the UK, charity governance is very much in the spotlight. A recent report by the […]