Summer Budget 2015: top law firms set out the key legal implications
A selection of firm briefings on some of the legal implications to emerge from this week's Budget...
July 10, 2015 at 08:07 AM
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Whatever your political persuasion, this week's Budget, delivered by a chancellor now unencumbered by Liberal Democrat coalition partners, provided plenty to dwell on, including much of note for lawyers and their clients.
Changes to corporation tax, pensions and the bank levy, as well as a partial adoption of Labour's election pledge to overhaul the non-dom tax system, were among the announcements lawyers now should be getting up to speed with.
Many law firms have already had their say, and Legal Week Law, our briefings library, is featuring a selection of articles on the key topics, from the perspective of private clients and tax lawyers, to investment fund managers and employers.
If you are not already signed up for Legal Week Law, you can complete your free registration here to gain access – here are some of the briefings worth checking out:
- Summer Budget: key points for private clients, Macfarlanes
- A good Budget for UK plc: reaction to the summer Budget 2015, Eversheds
- Pension changes in the summer Budget, Bond Dickinson
- Budget update: changes to the taxation of carried interest, Macfarlanes
- Key points for investment funds from the summer Budget, Nabarro
- Summer Budget 2015: tax briefing, Herbert Smith Freehills
- Budget news: pensions tax relief cut for high earners, Nabarro
Click here to download the full Budget document and click here for the Treasury's point-by-point summary of the key announcements
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