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News / FAQs: Register of Overseas Entities – what do you need to know?
17-10-2022 / Private Wealth
The Register of Overseas Entities (ROE), operated by Companies House, came into force in the UK on 1 August 2022, and forms Part 1 of the Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022 (the Act). It requires overseas incorporated legal entities that own, or seek to acquire, land or property in the UK, to register and provide information on their beneficial owners and/or managing officers. Once registered, they must also keep the register up to date on an annual basis. There are significant financial and criminal penalties for not complying with either the initial registration or subsequent annual update.
News / Are your partnership properties being managed properly?
02-08-2022 / Private Wealth, Real Estate
In a recent High Court case, Procter v Procter and others [2022] EWHC 1202, the dispute related to a periodic tenancy a landlord had with three sibling tenants, where one sibling retired from the partnership.
News / Is a gift of property by an LPA attorney void or voidable?
03-02-2022 / Private Client & Tax, Residential Property
Many of us give gifts to others throughout our lives to express our love, communicate our appreciation and show that we care. However, the provisions of the Mental Capacity Act 2005 (MCA 2005) limit an attorney’s ability to make gifts, on behalf of a Donor, under a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA). This article discusses the different types of gifts that attorneys can make, and the consequences of making gifts that go beyond the scope of their powers.
News / Changes to probate application process and submission of inheritance tax accounts for deaths on or after 1 January 2022
28-01-2022 / Private Client & Tax, Tax
On 1 January 2022, The Inheritance Tax (Delivery of Accounts) (Excepted Estates) (Amendment) Regulations 2021 came into effect. They extended the 2004 Regulations so that the majority of non-taxpaying estates are no longer required to complete IHT forms in cases where a grant is required. The new Regulations serve to minimise the administrative burdens imposed on those dealing with IHT by reducing the reporting requirements for excepted estates and limiting the circumstances in which full inheritance tax accounts must be delivered to HMRC. The new Regulations, however, will only apply to estates or deaths that occur on or after 1 January 2022.
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News / Benefits of Agricultural Property Relief for farmland owners
17-01-2022 / Agriculture & Rural Affairs, Private Wealth
Agricultural Property Relief (APR) can help farm landowners to mitigate tax on your estate to plan for a better future for you and your loved ones. However, understanding which reliefs can apply to your land can be a complex process.
News / Estate planning - now is the time to start
23-11-2021 / Private Client & Tax
The importance of estate planning is paramount. From protecting your assets, to planning your financial and personal affairs in the event of illness or death, proper estate planning ensures you, your family and your assets are protected both now and in the future.
Matthew Biles, Partner and Head of Private Wealth (London) at Ince, talks in his interview with Marc Harris from BusinessTV on the importance of all things estate planning - from wills to trusts and inheritance tax planning.
News / UK charities caught in the Information Commissioner’s crosshairs
04-08-2021 / Private Client & Tax, Regulatory Solutions
Insights / Managing affairs for someone else
09-04-2021 / Private Client & Tax
When an individual lacks the mental capacity to manage their own affairs due to illness or an unforeseen accident or injury, a representative/s needs to be appointed who can make decisions regarding their health, finances and property.
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