Protecting the family future
Family investment companies (FICs) are becoming increasingly popular in today’s age.
Family investment companies (FICs) are becoming increasingly popular in today’s age.
Under Finance Act 1986 s 102, when there is a reservation of benefit in gifted property at the date of death, for inheritance tax purposes that property is treated by sub-section (3) as proper
In our response, we note that the current requirements around transfer pricing documentation are being looked at due to the passage of time since the government adopted the minimum standard relatin
The events of the last year have focused our minds, leading many people to review or write their wills. However, the will is only one part of dealing with an estate.
In my first article in the March issue of Tax Adviser, I considered how home loan arrangements were set up and HMRC’s historic attack on them.
We have recently published guidance on our websites to help our members and students understand when they might be classified as an ‘intermediary’ under the UK’s regulations which bring int
The home loan scheme (or, as it is sometimes known, the ‘double trust’ scheme) became a popular way of avoiding inheritance tax on the family home in the early 2000s.
If you are appointed as a trustee, it is important to understand clearly the position you have accepted.
Funded unapproved retirement benefit schemes (FURBS) and funded employer-financed retirement benefit schemes (EFRBS) are unapproved pension schemes that were funded with employer contributions
If you are appointed as an executor when the appointment is unexpected or you have not carried out the role before, it is likely you will have a lot of questions.