Seminars and Workshops

Private Client Section seminars and workshops

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Private Client Section: Older or incapable client double regional seminars (February 2020)

Focusing on support for your older or incapable clients, we bring you two of the top speakers in Private Client law to support you to support your clients.

Recent seminars

OnDemand seminar: Practical inheritance tax update 2019

Listen and view on demand this Private Client Section seminar which will provide you with a practical update on early 2019 changes affecting inheritance tax.

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OnDemand seminar: Deathbed wills – preparing wills at the end of life

This seminar was the first part of our Private Client Section elderly client double seminar.

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OnDemand seminar: Constructive methods to successfully navigate the CoP and beyond

This seminar was the second part of our Private Client Section elderly client double seminar.

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OnDemand case law seminar: Constructive methods to successfully navigate the CoP and beyond

Recorded: 31 January 2019Venue: The Law Society, 113 Chancery Lane, LondonSRA competency: A2, B1 and B2

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Benefits of Membership*

Private Client Section renewals

The Private Client Section will provide you with support, advice, networking opportunities and enable the sharing of best practice with peers.

The current Section Engagement programme has been created in consultation with the Section Advisory Committee and will focus on key issues including:

  • NRB Changes
  • LPA Changes
  • digital assets
  • cross border tax
  • IPFDA cases
  • Care Act
  • elderly client
  • HMRC disputes
  • inheritance tax
  • trusts
  • estate administration
  • capital gains tax

These issues will be addressed through a range of activities including: workshops, seminars, conferences, webinars, website, e-newsletters, magazines and a LinkedIn group.

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