Aakash Mohindra - Private Client Associate - Boodle Hatfield

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Aakash Mohindra

Aakash Mohindra, Trainee, Boodle Hatfield

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Private Client & Tax

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Aakash Mohindra, Trainee, Boodle Hatfield

Aakash is an Associate in the Private Client & Tax department.

He acts on a range of private client matters for high net worth individuals, families and trustees. Aakash has experience working with both domestic and offshore private clients and his practice includes tax advice and estate planning, administration of estates, trust matters, and preparing wills and lasting powers of attorney.

Aakash trained at Boodle Hatfield and qualified in 2024.

Areas of Practice

Private Client, Wills & Lasting Powers of Attorney, Probate & Administration of Estates 

Education & Qualification

University of Cambridge

University of Cambridge

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6 min read 19 Aug 2024 Managing Constant Threats Family Businesses Face in Kenya

In Business Today, Partner, Kyra Motley and Trainee, Aakash Mohindra consider how to mitigate against the threats of inadequate governance and poor succession planning in family businesses in Africa.

 Read more 6 min read 08 Jul 2024 The key to successful African Family Businesses? Good governance & succession planning

In Ventures Africa, Partner, Julie Howard and Trainee, Aakash Mohindra detail the two-pronged threat represented by lack of succession planning and imperfect approaches to governance amongst successful African family-owned businesses.

 Read more 6 min read 01 Jul 2024 Best Practices for Succession Planning – how do you do it best?

In Family Office Magazine, Kyra Motley and Aakash Mohindra detail the value of succession planning in family-owned businesses, particularly in the context of aging CEOs and changing family dynamics.

 Read more 7 min read 24 Apr 2025 What does HMRC’s consultation on APR and BPR tax changes reveal?

Inheritance tax reliefs on business and agricultural property are set to tighten significantly from April 2026, putting long-established family succession plans under pressure. In FT Adviser, Partner, Hayden Bailey, and Legal Director, Emma Haley, explore how families and UHNWIs can navigate these changes, and why now is the time to revisit wills and trust structures with trusted advisers.

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