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Land with 'development value' - is there any hope?

Land with 'development value' - is there any hope?

30 October 2020
Gifts of land with hope value are often considered when looking to reduce a potential liability to inheritance tax on death. If the donor gives the land away when planning permission could be many years in the future he or she will have made a gift of relatively low value, leaving his or her chosen beneficiaries to benefit from the development upside in years to come. Such a gift will either be a potentially exempt transfer if the gift is outright to one or more individuals or a chargeable lifetime transfer if made to trustees. Either way the donor of the gift has to survive seven years for the value to be completely outside their estate for inheritance tax purposes.
French succession planning

French succession planning

28 October 2020
Anybody who lives in the UK and owns property or other assets in France will know that there are many differences between the French and English legal systems, particularly when it comes to succession law and taxation.
WBD advises on the sale of iconic North East business Matfen Hall hotel

WBD advises on the sale of iconic North East business Matfen Hall hotel

14 October 2020
Womble Bond Dickinson (WBD) has advised the Blackett family, shareholders of the iconic Matfen Hall Hotel, on the sale of the company to hospitality business Walwick Estate Group.
Top tips for Americans purchasing UK residential property

Top tips for Americans purchasing UK residential property

06 October 2020
The UK residential property market is currently experiencing high levels of activity as buyers look to take advantage of the temporary Stamp Duty Land Tax reduction. James Radcliffe (who specialises in tax planning for Americans living in the UK) set outs his top tips to be aware of for US citizens considering the UK housing market.
Crossing the border: wealth protection in England and Scotland

Crossing the border: wealth protection in England and Scotland

01 September 2020
In July, the UK Supreme Court handed down its decision in the case of Villiers v Villiers (2020 UKSC 30) which considered whether the Courts of England and Wales have the power to interfere in Scottish divorce proceedings.
Is private client law moving into the 21st century…

Is private client law moving into the 21st century…

03 August 2020

The Government has just announced it will endorse the 'virtual' witnessing of Wills, whilst the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) has recently launched a new online service to help those using Lasting Powers of Attorney.

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