UK Government stats show trusts income has plunged by £500 million
15/02/2019
The number of trusts and estates for which a full self-assessment (SA) are required has fallen to 156,500 in 2016-17 from ...
New powers for UK police and prosecuting authorities to access data held overseas
15/02/2019
Legislation giving police and prosecutors the power to obtain faster access to electronic data held overseas has now become UK law
Isle of Man launches further consultation on money laundering
15/02/2019
The Isle of Man Financial Services Authority, together with the Department of Home Affairs and the Isle of Man Treasury, has ...
Instructions for a Will: The conflict of interest issue
14/02/2019
Wedlake Bell's Ann Stanyer looks at conflicts of interest in Will drafting in the context of taking instructions from couples at ...
Zedra appoints new global head of marketing and communications
14/02/2019
Global fiduciary services provider, Zedra, has appointed Yolanda Bornand as its new global head of marketing and communications
Bosses risking pensions to face up to seven years in jail
14/02/2019
A new criminal offence of 'wilful or reckless behaviour' in relation to pensions will be introduced under the proposals to crack ...
Switzerland to open its doors to British citizens if UK crashes out of EU with no deal
14/02/2019
Switzerland's Federal Council has signalled its intentions to safeguard its close bilateral relations with the United Kingdom after Brexit. At its ...
Brothers jailed for 14 years for £3 million pub and restaurant tax scam
13/02/2019
Three brothers, who stole £3 million in a tax scam involving pubs and restaurants, have been jailed
Guernsey private equity business reaches record high
13/02/2019
Private equity business in Guernsey reached its highest-ever value at the end of September 2018, according to fund statistics from the ...
How a no deal Brexit could impact divorce
13/02/2019
Leaving the European Union (EU) with no deal could result in a divorce no longer being recognised in other EU member ...
