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A group calling themselves the ‘Wealth Tax Commission’ have published a series of evidence papers…
Developers who wish to avoid paying main contractor’s overheads and profit frequently manage their own development projects…
The holders of significant private wealth are under increasing pressure to demonstrate their moral compass.
It is said that there are two barriers to entrepreneurship. The first is that many never actually do it. They discuss an idea…
This article discusses some of the common questions asked.
The Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018 (the 2018 Act) will come into force amending the relevant provisions of…
It is well known that divorce and the associated litigation is stressful.
The Tenant Fees Act will come into force on 1 June 2019.
Following an announcement in the Autumn Budget, a consultation has now been launched regarding a 1% surcharge on freehold and leasehold purchases…
A new tax regime for non-residents disposing of UK land will soon be in force so that from 6 April.
There was little mention of tax in Philip Hammond’s Spring Statement but the papers released afterwards contained details of forthcoming government tax policies.
The Upper Tribunal has recently overruled what was considered to be a sensible First-tier Tribunal decision on the period of ownership…
If you consult a family lawyer in relation to a potential divorce, they will explain that the only ground for divorce is that the marriage has irretrievably broken down.
Recently, Fred Clark, a solicitor in Boodle Hatfield’s art and corporate team gave a talk on legal issues in contemporary art at Sotheby’s Institute of Art.
In news this week, Westminster City Council have been encouraged by property leaders to adopt 'climate first planning policies that give greater weight to reducing whole life carbon, while maintaining commercial
Since the start of the pandemic much has been written about the accelerating decline of bricks and mortar retail. The question as to what to do with all this redundant retail space has, more often than not, been
Legal assistant, Hayley Harvey, discusses the Tenant Fees Act 2019.
In 2019, the European General Affairs Council adopted a new EU Regulation.
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