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28 October 2024 / Richard Curtis

Issue: 4959 / Categories: Comment & Analysis , business relief , closure notice , investment , partnership , Capital Gains , Inheritance Tax , Investigations

194845

London Tax Network Tax Conference 2024

Date: 25 September 2024

Location: Arundel House London

Reported by: Richard Curtis

Morning session speakers:

Kevin Offer Hardwick and Morris LLP

Elizabeth Wilson Pump Court Chambers

Mala Kapacee London Tax Network Ltd

Thomas Chacko Pump Court Chambers

The conference opened with Kevin Offer’s thoughts about what might be contained in the Budget on capital gains tax inheritance tax and domiciliaries. Now that we know the chancellor’s announcements we have decided not to cover these in the print issue of the magazine. However they are available below.

Kevin provided an update on private client tax starting by noting that the Labour Budget scheduled for 30 October 2024 was causing uncertainty. On the subject of pensions it seemed unlikely that the lifetime allowance would be reintroduced but might the tax-free lump sum (capped at £268 275) be...

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Meeting points

© Copyright LexisNexis 2024. All rights reserved.

28 October 2024 / Richard Curtis

194845

London Tax Network Tax Conference 2024

Date: 25 September 2024

Location: Arundel House London

Reported by: Richard Curtis

Morning session speakers:

Kevin Offer Hardwick and Morris LLP

Elizabeth Wilson Pump Court Chambers

Mala Kapacee London Tax Network Ltd

Thomas Chacko Pump Court Chambers

The conference opened with Kevin Offer’s thoughts about what might be contained in the Budget on capital gains tax inheritance tax and domiciliaries. Now that we know the chancellor’s announcements we have decided not to cover these in the print issue of the magazine. However they are available below.

Kevin provided an update on private client tax starting by noting that the Labour Budget scheduled for 30 October 2024 was causing uncertainty. On the subject of pensions it seemed unlikely that the lifetime allowance would be reintroduced but might the tax-free lump sum (capped at £268 275) be...

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4959

Categories: Comment & Analysis [1] , business relief [2] , closure notice [3] , investment [4] , partnership [5] , Capital Gains [6] , Inheritance Tax [7] , Investigations [8]

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