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Spring Statement 2022—Private Client analysis

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Published on: 23 March 2022
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Table of contents

  • Key Private Client announcements
  • Initial reactions from the market
  • Matthew Duncan, Partner at Druces
  • James Brockhurst, Senior Associate at Forsters
  • Michael Parkinson, PSL at Payne Hicks Beach
  • Jeremy Woolf, Barrister at Pump Court Tax Chambers
  • Elizabeth Nicholas, Partner Designate at Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
  • Jeremy Harris, Partner at Fieldfisher
  • Jon Stevens, Global Deputy Head of Tax & Private Capital at DWF
  • Andrew Loan, Partner at Fieldfisher

Article summary

Private Client analysis: A summary of the key Private Client announcements made in the Chancellor’s Spring Statement on 23 March 2022, including policy papers and other documents published by HM Treasury and HMRC on the day.

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