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HMRC's watchful eye

Thomas Adcock advises on how to handle the government's probes into undeclared income and tax fraud

Tax carrots

The inheritance and income tax promises from party manifestos are little more than tinkering. They are only likely to complicate tax matters further, says Karl Wingfield

The icing on the cake

Maximising tax relief benefits on donations will go a long way to helping charities continue to pursue their cause, advise Tim Norkett and Peter Castle

Non-dom capital gains tax comes into effect

Changes may prompt high-net worth individuals to reconsider their property investment plans

In defence of deeds of variation

Following George Osborne's announcement of a review of the use of deeds of variation, Roger Peters examines the origins and likely use for the now controversial tax planning tool

'Black Jack' Dellal argues that deceased husband gave away fortune

A widow's own wealth should not defeat claim for reasonable financial provision

Pandas and pumas

The new arena for international and progressive trade is to be found in the trade ties between Latin America and Asia, says Derek Sambrook

Privacy injunction involving premier league footballer to be lifted

Emphasis on need for proper evidence when seeking privacy injunctions This story has been updated: Manchester United's Marcos Rojo has been named as the footballer involved in an extra-marital affair