Druces IWF – International Wealth and Fiduciary How do you become tax resident in the UK? Residence is a concept concerned with a person’s physical presence in the UK. The rules for determining a person’s
Yesterday evening the news broke that the Prime Minister had been admitted to intensive care at St Thomas’ Hospital in London. He had previously been diagnosed with Coronavirus but his condition, we are told, worsened.
For more than 180 years, English law has prescribed that a Will is only binding and valid if a testator and two witnesses sign it in each other’s presence. Of course, this is not the
A Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) is one of the four main types of charity structure. Once a CIO has been formed it is important to appreciate that there are many day to day administrative requirements
David Anderson and François Mounielou both at Druces Solicitors LLP in London summarise the French trust reporting obligations and the sanctions for non-compliance. Please note this article is for general information. You should not rely
In an increasingly digital world, Solicitors are increasingly being asked to discuss with clients what happens to their digital assets when they have died. If clients don’t raise the subject themselves, then as a profession
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