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Lexis®PSL Private Client monthly highlights—November 2016

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Published on: 30 November 2016
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Table of contents

  • Autumn Statement 2016
  • Professional conduct: new guidelines on tax planning
  • Criminal Finances Bill 2016–17
  • Headlines (News updates & analysis)
  • Contentious trusts and estates
  • Trusts: Variation of trusts
  • Court of Protection: Deprivation of liberty
  • Business vehicles and share incentives
  • Charities
  • Pensions

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Article summary

November 2016 highlights from the Lexis®PSL Private Client team. This month’s highlights include: (1) Autumn Statement 2016, (2) New guidelines on tax planning in the Professional Conduct in Relation to Taxation, and (3) Criminal Finances Bill 2016–17.

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