In FS Capital v Adams (2025 EWCA Civ 53), the England and Wales Court of Appeal ruled that transactions carried out by FS Capital Ltd were void because they constituted a breach of three insolvent Jersey trusts that held substantial loan assets. The transactions cut out the beneficiaries and diverted the assets to a company under...
The UK government’s recent tax reforms are reshaping how businesses manage their finances. Whether you run a small startup or a well-established company, these changes bring challenges and opportunities. To stay ahead, it’s essential to understand the key updates and take proactive steps to adapt. Understanding Corporate Tax Changes One of the most impactful reforms...
How to revoke a Will? Revoking a will is a legal process that involves canceling or invalidating an existing will. In England and Wales, this can happen under several circumstances, whether by creating a new will, entering into a marriage, or even by physical destruction. Here’s a closer look at how and when a will...
Creating a valid will is one of the most important steps in securing your loved ones’ future. However, for a will to be legally binding in the UK, it must meet certain requirements – one of the most crucial being proper witnessing. Here’s everything you need to know about who can witness a will...
Running a small business in the UK comes with many responsibilities, including staying on top of your taxes. Effective tax management can significantly impact your bottom line, freeing up resources for growth and development. Here are some top tax-saving strategies for small businesses to help you navigate the complexities of the UK tax system. ...
Trust must pay exit tax despite UK law’s EU-incompatible provisions. The Upper Tax Tribunal upheld the decision requiring a trust that moved from the UK to Cyprus in 2004 to pay an exit tax on its assets, despite UK capital gains tax (CGT) law at the time conflicting with European Union (EU) law. The tribunal...
Deceased’s Maltese properties were not held in trusts, says FTT The First-tier Tax Tribunal (FTT) has upheld HMRC’s determination that foreign properties part-owned by a deceased man were not held by a trust settled by a person domiciled outside the UK. They were thus liable to inheritance tax under s.5(1) of the Inheritance Tax Act 1984....
As a Muslim living in the UK, it is crucial to ensure that your wealth and assets are distributed according to both Islamic principles and UK laws after your passing. This is where an Islamic Will, or “Wasiyyah,” becomes vital. By drafting an Islamic Will, you ensure that your estate is distributed in line...
Understanding your ownership structure is vital when co-owning property, especially if you wish to control how your share of the property is handled after your passing. One important legal concept for property owners is the severance of tenancy, a process that can protect your interests and ensure your estate is distributed according to your...
Improved Processes for Trusts and Estates: What You Need to Know Managing trusts and estates can often feel overwhelming, especially given the intricate legal and tax-related responsibilities. However, recent changes in the UK have streamlined these processes for trusts and estates, bringing much-needed clarity and efficiency for both professionals and individuals. This post explores the...
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