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(A) and (B) are living in a property in which they have been given a life interest. On the last of them
(A) and (B) are living in a property in which they have been given a life interest. On the last of them
Q&A

This Q&A looks at the inheritance tax implications where a property interest passes to charities under a Will after beneficiaries of a life interest in the property have died.

A Will leaves residuary estate to 18 different charities. Two of them (X and Y) have now merged to form
A Will leaves residuary estate to 18 different charities. Two of them (X and Y) have now merged to form
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This Q&A looks at whether one of two shares fail due to the presumption that a beneficiary who is named twice will only receive one gift.

An executor named in a Will cannot be found and is thought to have died. What steps can be taken to
An executor named in a Will cannot be found and is thought to have died. What steps can be taken to
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This Q&A considers what steps might be taken to locate a missing executor or ascertain whether they have died.

An executor named in a Will cannot be found and is thought to have died. What steps can be taken to
An executor named in a Will cannot be found and is thought to have died. What steps can be taken to
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This Q&A considers what steps might be taken to locate a missing executor or ascertain whether they have died.

If the attorney’s date of birth is incorrect, but all other information is correct, is a registered
If the attorney’s date of birth is incorrect, but all other information is correct, is a registered
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This Q&A considers if the attorney’s date of birth is incorrect, but all other information is correct, is a registered lasting power of attorney still valid? If not valid, can it be amended?

In relation to a Scottish Will where probate is being sought in England and Wales on the basis of an
In relation to a Scottish Will where probate is being sought in England and Wales on the basis of an
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This Q&A looks at the rules relating to the appointment of executors under the Law of England and Wales.

The deceased left the residue of her estate to her two children, A and B, in equal shares. The residue
The deceased left the residue of her estate to her two children, A and B, in equal shares. The residue
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This Q&A considers whether, once estate assets have been transferred to a beneficiary, a transfer by them to another beneficiary would be subject to stamp duty and any other relevant taxes.

What is the Business Property Relief position with regard to running a business on land owned personally
What is the Business Property Relief position with regard to running a business on land owned personally
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This Q&A looks at the Inheritance Tax Business Property Relief (BPR) position for A in relation to the land occupied by the company occupying it, the shares in the company owned by A and generally.

What test applies for determining whether someone is 'incapable of administering their property or
What test applies for determining whether someone is 'incapable of administering their property or
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This Q&A considers the test which applies for determining whether someone is ‘incapable of administering their property or managing their affairs’ for the purposes of establishing whether a beneficiary suffering from a mental disorder would qualify as disabled for tax purposes.

Where a pilot trust is written in a document to accompany the will (referenced within the latter but not
Where a pilot trust is written in a document to accompany the will (referenced within the latter but not
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This Q&A looks at the structure of a pilot trust and how this may affect when the token consideration cannot be proven to have been deposited.

Where the son of the deceased is appointed a joint executor with another person who cannot be traced and
Where the son of the deceased is appointed a joint executor with another person who cannot be traced and
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This Q&A looks at what can be done if one of the executors cannot be traced before a grant of probate is obtained and a third party is in possession of the original Will and also what can be done to obtain the grant by the son.

Contributions by Ward Hadaway Experts

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Right to work checks and illegal working: problem areas and practical tips
Right to work checks and illegal working: problem areas and practical tips
Practice Notes

This Practice Note looks at how advisers can balance the competing risks that arise in practice where an employer fails to conduct a compliant right to work check or comes to suspect that an employee does not have the right to work.

Right to work checks: how to conduct the check
Right to work checks: how to conduct the check
Practice Notes

This Practice Note looks at what employers need to do in order to carry out a ‘right to work check’ correctly, including the main steps that should be taken for both online and manual checks, record-keeping requirements and preparing for repeat checks. It also looks at right to work checks using Identity Document Validation Technology (IDVT) via an Identity Service Provider.

Checklist—immigration-related requirements on a TUPE transfer
Checklist—immigration-related requirements on a TUPE transfer
Checklists

This Checklist gives an overview of the immigration matters that should be considered on a relevant transfer under the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (TUPE 2006), SI 2006/246, and explains the necessary steps to take when involved in a transaction. It also highlights relevant Practice Notes and Precedent materials. Immigration requirements during a transaction where TUPE does not apply are outside the scope of this checklist.

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