Death and Taxes: a private client podcast

In the final episode of Season Two, Edward Hayes and Guy Broadfield are joined by Alex Lloyd, a director in the firm's Corporate Finance team, to discuss the points founders and investors should consider when scaling high-growth businesses.

In this episode, Guy Broadfield and Tim Williams are joined by dispute resolution lawyers, Sian Edmunds and Maddie Dunn to talk about partnerships and how private clients can make the most of this flexible, tried and tested business structure.

In this episode, philanthropy lawyer Alyssa Haggarty joins Tim Williams and Guy Broadfield to discuss the options for private clients looking to achieve their charitable aims and what to consider when setting out on their philanthropic journey, from working with existing charities to setting up their own charitable structures.  

In this episode, the second part of our two part family business special, Guy Broadfield is joined by Caroline Emslie, a senior associate in the disputes team, to discuss the impact disputes can have on a family business.

In this two part family business special, Guy Broadfield is joined by Director Richard Handel to discuss the impact divorce can have on family businesses. Part 2 of the family business special will be released next week and focus on how disputes between family members can impact succession planning. Our family business special has been recorded in partnership with the Institute for Family Business.

In this episode Tim Williams and Edward Hayes are join by Rachel Pinn, Head of Probate at Burges Salmon, to discuss cross-border estates, what they are, how to deal with them and the steps that can be taken during lifetime to make things simpler on death.

In our final episode of the series, Tim Williams and Guy Broadfield from our Tax & Trusts team are joined by real estate partner Ross Simpson to discuss issues for landowners to consider when selling land for development.

In this special edition, Guy Broadfield and Helen MacLeod are joined by John Barnett, head of the Private Client team, to discuss the 2021 Budget and how it affects private clients. They look at the key tax announcements, including the impact on family investment companies, and consider the longer term consequences for government tax policy. 

In this episode, Guy Broadfield and Edward Hayes from our Tax & Trusts team are joined by corporate finance partner Dominic Davis and senior associate Julie Book. They discuss the legal and tax issues for entrepreneurs and family business owners to consider when planning a successful sale of their business.

In this episode, Guy Broadfield and Ed Hayes from our Tax and Trusts team are joined by their colleague Scarlett Underwood to discuss second homes in the UK and how they are taxed. Key issues covered include the upcoming changes to stamp duty land tax for non-UK resident purchasers, how to structure ownership and what to expect in terms of taxation on purchase and disposal.

In this episode, Guy Broadfield, Tim Williams and Helen McLeod from our Tax & Trusts team discuss the proposed reforms to Capital Gains Tax and consider the potential consequences for clients and advisers.

In this week's podcast*, Guy Broadfield and Tim Williams from our Tax & Trusts team are joined by family law specialists Richard Handel and Hannah Petherick to outline how the divorce process works and the related financial and family considerations. * This episode was recorded in December 2020 so references to the likely introduction date for no-fault divorce are to 2021

In this episode, Tim Williams and Ed Hayes from our Tax and Trusts team are joined by disputes specialists Caroline Emslie and Sara Charteris-Black to discuss key issues for trustees to consider in difficult economic times when investment performance is under pressure.   Please look out for future podcasts which will cover topics such as divorce, capital gains tax, cross-border estates, family businesses and a special podcast on landed estates.