Day: 18 January 2024

Estatesearch Sponsors Wills and Probate Conference 2024

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Leading legal technology provider Estatesearch is sponsoring the Wills and Probate Conference 2024 Wills and Probate Conference 2024 Tickets, Thu 14 Mar 2024 at 09:30 | Eventbrite.  The event described as a ‘must attend’ for those involved in the Wills and Probate sector includes a full day of insight and discussion covering the latest technical […]

UK pensioners potentially due £6bn in HMRC Stamp Duty refunds, findings reveal

New findings Cornerstone Tax have revealed that British pension holders could be entitled to nearly £6 billion in stamp duty refunds from HMRC due to being misadvised in relation to the tax. The revelation comes as owners of commercial property often transfer these into their pensions, and some solicitors and advisors may have advised their […]

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