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Residence, Real Estate and the Right to Remain: A white paper on UK immigration for US nationals
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What do the Earned Settlement proposals mean for tech talent and hiring strategy? Partner and Head of Immigration, Zoe Jacob and Associate, Clemmie Smith outline how the shift to a contribution‑based model could reshape settlement timelines, costs and recruitment planning for the tech sector.
Why are high net worth Americans increasingly looking to the UK for relocation and new opportunities? Following on from her insight in the Luxury Collective white paper, Partner and Head of Immigration, Zoe Jacob writes in WealthBriefing, exploring the key lifestyle, political and tax drivers behind this growing trend, alongside what it means for those considering short and long term moves.
Does retaining control really mean minority shareholders won’t change the way a business is run? In Accountancy Today, Private Wealth Senior Associate, James Woods‑Davison outlines five common misconceptions and explains how legal protections, governance, and dispute risks often challenge assumptions around control, confidentiality, and financial exposure once minority shareholders are introduced following the April 2026 BPR changes.
Tax Partner, Andrew Loan and Private Wealth Associate, Will Timbrell explore the realities behind owning a hobby farm and the tax considerations that often come with it.