Monthly Archive: March 2017
24th March 2017
What is probate? When someone dies, you need to get the legal right to deal with their property, money and possessions, and to do so you need a grant of representation, which is known as ‘probate’. When is probate not…
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15th March 2017
The Supreme Court is set to hand down judgment today in a highly publicised case concerning challenges to wills on the grounds that they do not make reasonable provision. On Wednesday, 15 March, the court will reveal its judgment in llott v Blue Cross…
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10th March 2017
UHY Hacker Young has issued a free ‘handy tax card’ giving all the key tax rates and exemptions for the coming tax year – http://bit.ly/2ncsDe8
3rd March 2017
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, will announce the Spring Budget on Wednesday 8 March, with the associated Finance Bill 2017 published on 20 March. Speculation on the content includes a ‘death tax’ and a potential cap on the…
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1st March 2017
Half the British public is dangerously ignorant of inheritance tax rules and forthcoming reform, with some completely unaware that they will be subject to the charge when relatives die, lawyers have warned. Research shows that 47 per cent of Britons…
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