Stuart Adams
Stuart Adams is a Partner in the Private Tax and Wealth Planning team at Mishcon de Reya. He helps high-net-worth clients to preserve, grow and pass on their wealth and provides UK and international tax and wealth planning advice. He is also a member of the Private Client Section committee.
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Digital developments
Stuart Adams rounds up the latest news and developments from the fast-changing world of digital assets
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Taking stock digitally
Stuart Adams reviews a new Law Society title for private client solicitors concerning digital assets
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Cryptoassets – worth the tax risk?
Although there is an increasing awareness of cryptocurrencies, many remain unaware of how these assets are taxed. Stuart Adams and Paul Noble explain the steps HMRC have taken to tax cryptoassets and the challenges this presents investors.
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Root of the issue
Stuart Adams explains why will writers who overlook section 33 of the Wills Act 1837 do so at their peril
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Under review
Private Client Section committee member Stuart Adams reviews a new edition of an established title on trusts, which is packed with useful information
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Joining the DOTAS
Stuart Adams and Nova Maxwell look at how the government has widened the disclosure of tax avoidance schemes regime with reference to inheritance tax
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Guilt by association
As of 30 September, there is a corporate offence of failure to prevent the criminal facilitation of tax evasion. This brings a risk of criminal liability to solicitors’ firms for not only their employees’ actions, but also the actions of others with whom they are associated. Stuart Adams explains.
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Private Client Section annual conference 2017: Introduction
Private Client Section committee member Stuart Adams rounds up the highlights of the Section’s annual conference, held in London on 30 June, and introduces our conference special edition
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New criminal offence of failure to prevent the facilitation of tax evasion
A new corporate criminal offence of failing to prevent the facilitation of tax evasion comes into force on 30 September - yet many still seem not to know about it. In advance of a longer article in the November edition of PS, Stuart Adams explains why private client practitioners must ...
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Helping hands
Stuart Adams reviews a new title from the Law Society on all aspects of contentious probate work
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Spotlight: Mehjoo v (1) Harben Barker (a firm), (2) Harben Barker Ltd
Court of Appeal overturns Mehjoo decision on tax advice.