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6th Annual Inheritance Tax Conference
London, England
June 4th, 2013
8:00 AM , England, GBR
Event Speaker
Seven Speakers
Matthew Hutton
Chartered Tax Adviser
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Matthew Hutton is a non-practising solicitor who has specialised in tax for 30 years. Having run his own consultancy until September 2000 he now devotes his professional time to lecturing and writing. His latest publication, the second edition of his eBook
Hutton on Estate Planning,
was issued electronically on 23 September 2009 and in hard copy on 11 November 2009. Matthew has been the General Editor of
Private Client Business
for 8 years, which post he relinquished in 2010 to become Consulting Editor. He is a longstanding member of the Capital Taxes Sub-Committee of the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) Technical Committee (and was its Chairman between 1997 and 1999) and belongs to both the Country Land and Business Association taxation subcommittee and the Stamp Taxes Practitioners Group.
Sophie Dworetzsky
Partner
Withers
Ian Maston
Partner
GABELLE
Dominic Lawrence
Partner
SPEECHLY BIRCHAM
James Austen
Solicitor
SPEECHLY BIRCHAM
Chris Whitehouse
Barrister
5 STONE BUILDINGS
Christopher Whitehouse advises on all aspects of private client taxation, trusts estates and Wills. He is recommended as a leading junior for his private client work in the current editions of The Legal 500 and Legal Experts.
Peter Vaines
Partner
SQUIRE SANDERS
Peter Vaines advises clients in Europe and China on all aspects of corporate tax and personal tax law. Mr. Vaines also counsels individual clients on tax investigations, trusts and offshore structures. He is one of the leading authorities in the United Kingdom on the law of residence and domicile, and advises on all aspects of the subject. Many of his clients are high-net-worth individuals with successful private companies requiring tax advice across a wide spectrum of business and finance. Mr. Vaines was listed as a leading individual for private client matters in London by Chambers UK 2010 and recognized in PLC Which lawyer? Yearbook 2009 and Best Lawyers International.
Matthew Hutton
Chartered Tax Adviser
.
Matthew Hutton is a non-practising solicitor who has specialised in tax for 30 years. Having run his own consultancy until September 2000 he now devotes his professional time to lecturing and writing. His latest publication, the second edition of his eBook
Hutton on Estate Planning,
was issued electronically on 23 September 2009 and in hard copy on 11 November 2009. Matthew has been the General Editor of
Private Client Business
for 8 years, which post he relinquished in 2010 to become Consulting Editor. He is a longstanding member of the Capital Taxes Sub-Committee of the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) Technical Committee (and was its Chairman between 1997 and 1999) and belongs to both the Country Land and Business Association taxation subcommittee and the Stamp Taxes Practitioners Group.
Sophie Dworetzsky
Partner
Withers
Ian Maston
Partner
GABELLE
Dominic Lawrence
Partner
SPEECHLY BIRCHAM
James Austen
Solicitor
SPEECHLY BIRCHAM
Chris Whitehouse
Barrister
5 STONE BUILDINGS
Christopher Whitehouse advises on all aspects of private client taxation, trusts estates and Wills. He is recommended as a leading junior for his private client work in the current editions of The Legal 500 and Legal Experts.
Peter Vaines
Partner
SQUIRE SANDERS
Peter Vaines advises clients in Europe and China on all aspects of corporate tax and personal tax law. Mr. Vaines also counsels individual clients on tax investigations, trusts and offshore structures. He is one of the leading authorities in the United Kingdom on the law of residence and domicile, and advises on all aspects of the subject. Many of his clients are high-net-worth individuals with successful private companies requiring tax advice across a wide spectrum of business and finance. Mr. Vaines was listed as a leading individual for private client matters in London by Chambers UK 2010 and recognized in PLC Which lawyer? Yearbook 2009 and Best Lawyers International.
Event Description
Chaired by Matthew Hutton, this event will cover the IHT issues that are coming across people's desks. The event will be ruthlessly practical, focusing on tips and traps and the opportunity