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Video-witnessing of Wills to be made legal (but be wary)
The Covid-19 outbreak, and in particular the social distancing rules introduced to combat it, have made the process of making a Will...
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Edward is a senior associate within the Private Client and Wealth Structuring team and specialises in the following areas:
- UK taxation of non-UK resident trusts and companies
- UK tax planning for UK resident and non-resident individuals
- disclosures to HMRC in order to regularise the tax affairs of trustees and individuals (particularly where those liabilities relate to assets held offshore)
- cross-border estates and succession planning (including the effect of the European Succession Regulation)
- application of the Common Reporting Standard in the context of trusts, estates and wealth planning structures
- application of data protection laws (including GDPR) in the context of trusts and estates.
Edward chairs STEP's Data Protection Working Group and regularly speaks at events on a number of subjects, including the UK's taxation of non-domiciled individuals and the taxation of UK residential property.
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