Although the government has put plans in place to increase probate administering fees, it has been discovered that no assessments have actually been carried out by government officials on how high-value estates will be affected.
“Phoenix” director receives second ban for running defunct company
A director has received a second disqualification after he was caught running a business when he had already been banned.
McDonalds suffers trademark blow after landmark EUIPO ruling
Fast food giant McDonald’s have suffered a severe blow regarding its trademarks after the EU Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) ruled against them in a landmark case.
Tenants dispute £422 million owed to the NHS Property Service
£422 million is owed to the National Health Service’s (NHS) property company in unpaid bills due to disputes with tenants.
Thousands of grieving spouses are unnecessarily paying tax on inherited ISAs
As many as 150,000 married people that die each year are ISA holders, the Tax Incentivised Savings Association (TISA) have said.