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Unexplained Wealth Orders: Guilty Until Proven Innocent?

9th October 2019
Following the news that Zamira Hajiyeva, who is currently fighting the UK's first Unexplained Wealth Order (UWO), spent £16m in Harrods without raising suspicions, Dominic Bulfin, solicitor at leading luxury asset firm Bargate Murray, explains how the UWO regime is intended to function and what risks it might pose to the superyacht and luxury asset markets. […]
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Key Financial Legal Issues Women Need to Know

1st October 2019
I have been practicing Bankruptcy, Debt/Wealth Management, Wills, Trusts and Estates, Real Estate and Taxation Law for many years now, representing both men and women, and while I have not seen it all, I have seen quite a bit; and some of what I have seen with regards the disparate treatment of men and women […]
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Free Ports and the Potential for Money Laundering Post-Brexit

5th September 2019
The new UK Prime Minister has talked of the possible value of free ports to a post-Brexit UK.
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The Do’s and Don’ts of Independent Anti-Money Laundering Audits

28th August 2019
When the 4th Anti-Money Laundering Directive was introduced in 2017, it fundamentally changed the way businesses handle money, and one part of this directive which is often overlooked is the need for an independent audit of AML processes to be carried out on a regular basis.
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Should Cryptocurrency Be Regulated in the UK?

6th August 2019
With around 1500 cryptocurrencies now available globally, and new ones entering the market consistently, it is an area that now needs careful consideration from a legal and regulatory perspective.
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Reform Is Coming for the Big Four Consultancies: Will They Embrace It?

2nd August 2019
Why the Big Four’s monopoly must be broken for the good of the industry.
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Brexit and Business Crime: What Next?

30th July 2019
The UK is receiving a record number of European arrest warrants for suspects that have fled other European Union countries.
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Unexplained Wealth Orders: Will the Trickle Ever Become a Flood?

17th July 2019
With the National Crime Agency having just begun its second case involving unexplained wealth orders (UWOs), Aziz Rahman of business crime solicitors Rahman Ravelli wonders just how many more will follow. “Unexplained wealth orders have the potential to significantly reduce the appeal of the UK as a destination for illicit income. They enable the UK […]
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Bad News for Charities Looking to Recover VAT on Investment Costs

9th July 2019
Following the Court of Justice of the European Community’s (CJEU) recent decision to support HMRC’s view in its case against the University of Cambridge, Sue Rathmell, VAT Director at MHA MacIntyre Hudson, comments that charities need to move quickly to assess the impact on their finances. “The decision of the CJEU in the case of […]
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Failing Restaurants Are a Magnet for Personal Liability but Where Does the Fault Lie?

3rd July 2019
In May this year, popular restaurant Jamie’s Italian went into administration, hundreds lost their jobs and around 25 restaurants shut their doors to the public.
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