Private Affairs comes to life

Private affairs comes to life - 5 Dec 2023

Recorded on 5 December 2023. This webinar takes the form of a panel discussion, chaired by the head of our Private Wealth sector, Andrew Playle. On the panel will be Sarah Cormack and Catriona Attride. The panel will look at what a change in government may mean for you and your clients. Topics under discussion will include the impact of changes to the non-dom rules and potential changes to inheritance tax (including business relief and agricultural relief) and capital gains tax.

Family Businesses in conflict - 21 June 2022

Recorded on 21 June 2022, Andrew Moore, Katherine Kennedy, Rebecca Cockerill, Tom Amarnani and Ellie Milner discuss the challenges family businesses face when impacted by divorce or incapacity of key members of the family, or through inadequacies in the businesses structure, constitution and planning which does not incentivise nor support harmony amongst family members.

Private affairs - estate planning - 9 June 2022

On 9 June 2022 John Grundy, Jacob Cork, Adam Williams and Stephen Atkinson discussed their best current ideas in estate planning, including using business and agricultural relief twice, maximising the Residence Nil-Rate Band, use of Trusts in funding grandchildren’s school fees, using the surplus income exemption and tax efficient Wills for parents.

Private Affairs comes to life: Crypto Assets - 20 Jan 2022

Andrew Playle, Tim Whitney, Ellie Milner and Tom Filby present the next in the series of Private Affairs comes to life webinars, where they will be discussing Crypto Assets, the good, the bad and the ugly.

Private Affairs comes to life

Chris Belcher, Neil Smyth and David Catchpole bring to life topical issues from our Private Affairs publication including risk management and proprietary estoppel.