Trusts and Estates in Scotland 2017/18

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Trusts and Estates in Scotland 2017/18
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Alexander Garden
By (author) Simon Mackintosh
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:472
Dimensions(mm): Height 234,Width 156
Category/GenreTaxation
ISBN/Barcode 9781526501042
ClassificationsDewey:343.411064
Audience
Professional & Vocational

Publishing Details

Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Imprint Bloomsbury Professional
Publication Date 21 December 2017
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

Practical and accessible, this annual guide will prove indispensable when starting, running or ending a trust, or dealing with a deceased estate, whilst ensuring you are complying with the law. Trusts and Estates in Scotland guides you through the complexities of Scotland's unique trust and estate regime. Worked examples, tax tables and practical commentaries help to illustrate the latest legislation and the key points of practice. The reader will not only fully understand current tax law, but be comfortable applying it to their clients' trusts and estates. Covers: Introduction; Background; Starting a trust; Running a trust: income tax; Running a trust: capital gains tax; Running a trust: inheritance tax; Running a trust: stamp duties; Charitable trusts; Ending a trust; Deceased estates: introduction; Deceased estates: Practical IHT considerations; Deceased estates: income tax and CGT; Deceased estates: post-death rearrangements; Deceased estates: stamp duties.

Author Biography

Alexander Garden is a Partner at Turcan Connell and specialises in issues concerning succession, trusts, taxation and asset protection, as well as charity law. He is Accredited as a Specialist by The Law Society of Scotland in both Trust Law and Private Client Tax. Simon Mackintosh is a Partner at Turcan Connell and specialises in tax and estate planning for private clients, and in charity law. He is Accredited as a Specialist by The Law Society of Scotland in both Trust Law and Charity Law.