Significant Updates for Three of my Kindle Books on Tax
Three of my Kindle books have been updated for recent developments as at January 2023. All have also been re-formatted to a more professional standard. My formatting skills at the time of original publishing were adequate but far from stellar. …
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Practice News
As an author I have recently joined Goodreads where some of my tax driven books have already received strong reviews. My author page is worth visiting: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/15370116.Steve_Parnham If you would like to become a ‘Follower’ on Goodreads that would be…
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A Family Investment Company to Preserve Wealth?
A Family Investment Company to Preserve Wealth? Family investment companies have very recently made the headlines as HMRC has recently concluded that there is no evidence that the use of family investment companies was being abused. This is really…
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‘Inheritance Tax Planning with Investment Property’
‘Inheritance Tax Planning with Investment Property’, is now available for you to download at absolutely no cost today, Tuesday 4th June, and for the next two days. Simply go to Amazon Books and type in ‘Steve Parnham’ or follow this…
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Get it today!!!
If you have not read ‘The Absolute Essence of Inheritance Tax Planning’ then this is probably the best time to get it for three reasons. Firstly, after just under 18 months in publication in remains an Amazon #1 Bestseller in…
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So why does our tax year end on 5th April?
There are only two ways you could know the answer to that question. The first is that you were around in the mid-18th century. Unlikely … unless you are devotee of ‘Highlander’. The second is that you have a working…
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‘The Intriguing Truth About 5th April’
‘The Intriguing Truth About 5th April’ is available for you to download today, 1st December. Simply go to Amazon and type in ‘Steve Parnham’ or follow this link – http://amzn.to/2gUgPNS The book will only be available after 1st December at…
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Why do I write?
I have always written short, and sometimes not so short, pieces for professional journals but the freedom to control my time has enabled me to radically change the nature of what I write. It has also allowed me to consider…
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Farming Partnership Dissolved in Son’s Favour After Father Loses Capacity
Another case illustrating that it is not a good idea to where businesses are concerned for an owner to follow a succession plan and then backtrack on that plan on later personal inclination or circumstances. In Moore v Moore, 2016 EWHC 2202…
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Can Wills be Challenged by the Disinherited?
If you leave your entire estate to charities, disinherited relatives can successfully mount a challenge to break your last will and testament. Surely not? In a 2015 case heard by the Court of Appeal, a disinherited daughter challenged her deceased…
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