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French succession planning
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.
Land with 'development value' - is there any hope?
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.
Adaption and evolution of rural estates
On Tuesday 3 November, Alexander Dickinson and Charlotte Patterson-Ryan, joined Andy Green and Venetia Hoare from C. Hoare & Co, as well as hosts Johnny Dudgeon, Emily Norton and Lucian Cook from Savills for a panel discussion on the future of Rural Estates.
Reform of capital gains tax on the horizon?

The recently published Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) report on capital gains tax (CGT) went a lot further than simply proposing an increase in

Do you need to worry about capital gains tax when selling your home?
Most people don't need to concern themselves with paying capital gains tax (CGT) when they sell their home. This is because Principal Private Residence Relief (known as PPR), which applies to the disposal of a person's only or main residence, generally means that any gain in the value of their home is fully exempt from CGT.
Powers of Attorney – registration fee refund scheme – refund applications required by 1 February 2021
If you registered a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) or an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) between 1 April 2013 and 31 March 2017 you are eligible for a refund of part of the registration fee from the Office of the Public Guardian (the OPG). Applications for a refund of fees must be made by 1 February 2021.
Adam Carmichael

Adam is a Chartered Financial Planner and Wealth Advisor within Womble Bond Dickinson Wealth Limited, having previously worked as a maths teacher a

WBD's Alexander Dickinson recognised in leading private client guide
Alexander Dickinson, a partner at law firm Womble Bond Dickinson (WBD), has been recognised in the 2021 eprivateclient 50 Most Influential list published this week (1 February).
Edward Stone comments on STEP's latest market report – The Social and Economic Benefits of Trusts
WBD's private client partner Edward Stone, is working with STEP, the global professional association for practitioners who specialise in family inheritance and succession planning, to promote the beneficial role that trusts play in wealth planning across the world. Edward is also a member of the steering committee for STEP's International Client Global Special Interest Group.
What you need to know about a Letter of Wishes
A Letter of Wishes is a tool that can be used by someone setting up a trust (the settlor), or making a Will.

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