Book Reviews for Private Client practitioners

The purpose of this book is to provide enough information for family law practitioners to deal with the initial case plan and provide guidance on how to instruct an expert to help with the more [...]

No tax practitioner can do without a set of annual tax tables. However, there are different choices and it is welcome to have in this publication a comprehensive and well laid out set.

The scope of the text is wide and detailed from exploring what is a trust to looking at the impact of the EU and Brexit as well as other international elements on the law of trusts. It is [...]

This text is aimed at tax practitioners, many of whom will not be lawyers. Over 300 pages of the book contains extracts from legislation. There is an assumption of general tax knowledge relating [...]

This book is intended to provide an overview of all the key issues to consider when deciding whether a Family Investment Company (FIC) is a suitable vehicle to help with an individual’s estate [...]

The purpose of this book is to provide a practical guide to overcoming drafting problems as well as considering the court’s modern approach to the construction and rectification of both Wills and [...]

The ambitious purpose of this book is to provide a complete picture of tax planning for family & owner-managed companies for professional advisers. It is written by a highly regarded tax [...]

First published to wide consumer acclaim in 2010 this is an updated version of an original book aimed at enabling family and friends ensure they cope with dealing with the difficult questions [...]

Gill takes practitioners through the background to the introduction of the legislation and then provides readers with clear explanations of the legislation with worked practical examples. There [...]

The first edition of the Trust Practitioner’s Handbook was published 13 years ago in 2005. Since then, there have been three further editions, and now the fourth edition sits before me. When I [...]