tax

• What you need to know about residential property taxes
  Posted on February 27, 2020 by Admin
  Over the last few years, residential property taxes have undergone significant changes with further reforms to come this year. Both individual homebuyers and property investors need to be aware of the potential impact of some of these changes. Here we provide an up-to-date overview of residential property taxes and what they could mean for you.
  
  
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  Posted in: Property Solicitors
  Tagged: tax, residential property, inheritance, property, stamp duty land tax
• It's always darkest just before it goes pitch black: my thoughts on 2011 and 2012 (part 2)
  Posted on January 3, 2012 by Louise Restell
  Well here we are, 2012 is up and, while not quite running yet, gingerly poking its feet out from under the duvet. It’s fair enough to be a bit cautious about rushing headlong into January if the last year is anything to go by. The first full year of the coalition government has been something of a rollercoaster, whichever side of the political divide you sit and whatever your area of concern. Looking at it from a legal perspective, it’s hard not to conclude that we are heading for a derailment in 2012 as we rush headlong, and blindly, down the tracks of reform.
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  Posted in: Justice system, Legal aid
  Tagged: 2012, Cameron, catgate, clegg, Human Rights Act, LASPO, legal aid cuts, Leveson, phone hacking, prisoners voting rights, privacy, riots, tax