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When inter-generational situations may affect the IHT situation for farming families. Julie Butler of Butler & Co looks at the implications.

Do executors have any obligation to claim any TNRB if it varies the size of beneficial interests in an estate?

It is simply not possible in a short review of this book to list the full contents of this volume. Suffice it to say the law of Wills is comprehensively set out over 44 chapters.

How good are you at valuing the work you do, pricing it and selling that to the client? Look at moving away from hourly billing as clients demand certainty.

How are you feeling this Mental Health Awareness Week? Exhausted? Stressed? Struggling to find the energy to keep going? It’s unsurprising given all that we have been through in the past year.

RPA is becoming a key tool in improving efficiency and performance in a competitive world. A small professional practice can build a real competitive advantage.

Recent studies have shown that loneliness and social isolation is having a negative impact on our ability to learn. The good news is, it's reversible.

The aim of the author in writing this book is to take some of the complexity of the inheritance tax (IHT) provisions and to break down the rules to their simplest components in order to produce clarity.

With the proposed dramatic change to the planning rules since the Town and Country Planning Act of 1947, farmers and general owners of redundant buildings and offices etc, must consider both the opportunities and associated tax planning. The [...]

If you haven’t heard of Tower Street Finance, it’s an inheritance lending specialist which offers innovative, no risk, accessible financial products for beneficiaries and executors of estates.