Exhumation — taking your loved ones with you
Posted, 24 September 2018
by
Emma Somerville in Views
Categories:
Family law | Private client
More commonly the topic of detective series than dinner table chat, the process of exhumation can be a bit of a mystery. Emma Somerville from our family team tells us more.
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Bringing people into the countryside — the key to building a sustainable rural business
Posted, 10 May 2018
by
Linda Tinson in Views
Categories:
Corporate | Family law | Private client | Rural
How can specialist advisors help rural businesses in an ever-more complex and competitive market? Director of rural business, Linda Tinson, explains.
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Private landlords — how much more will you pay under the new tax relief regime?
Posted, 09 April 2018
by
Lynn Maitland in Views
Categories:
Private client
Last year, the government introduced new rules for landlords on all allowable finance costs, but what does it actually mean and how much will you pay?
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The new rates of Scottish income tax - a thistle in your side?
Posted, 14 March 2018
by
Lynn Maitland in Views
Categories:
Private client
The new tax bands come into effect next month. How will the updated system affect you, and what's the impact on tax relief on pension contributions?
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A capital idea - new opportunities for farm businesses
Posted, 13 March 2018
by
Linda Tinson in Views
Categories:
Family law | Private client | Rural
What will our future agricultural, land and environmental policies look like? And how do we build a sustainable future?
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Modern Limited Duration Tenancies (MLDTs) — a new type of agricultural tenancy
Posted, 07 November 2017
by
Lois Craig in Views
Categories:
Private client | Rural
What will change later this month when the Modern Limited Duration Tenancy (MLDT) replaces the Limited Duration Tenancy (LDT) for all agricultural leases over 10 years?
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Should I voluntarily register my land?
Posted, 28 September 2017
by
Lois Craig in Views
Categories:
Commercial property | Private client | Residential property | Rural
It’s over 400 years since the General Register of Sasines was established: what’s changed, and how can landowners best clarify and protect their own boundaries?
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Controlling the controllables - building a sustainable farming sector
Posted, 18 September 2017
by
Linda Tinson in Views
Categories:
Family law | Private client | Rural
Given current political and economic uncertainty, it has arguably never been more important for the rural sector to invest in a sustainable future.
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