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Cameron is an Associate in our Trusts, tax and estate planning team. He joined Collyer Bristow in June 2022. Cameron advises high-net-worth individuals, family offices, and trust companies across a range of issues, both domestically and internationally. Cameron’s work includes succession and estate planning (including the drafting of Wills and other testamentary documents) and providing personal tax advice.
He has experience advising in relation to capacity, including lasting powers of attorney and applications to the Court of Protection. Cameron has experience handling complex probate matters including post-death tax planning.
Cameron is a member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners. Cameron studied English Literature and Music at Durham University and graduated in 2015.
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Fundamentally, digital assets are the possessions you access on a digital device. These assets are normally stored online and accessed via a personal online account run by a third-party provider. How should you manage these assets?
It is increasingly important for individuals to understand how crypto assets are taxed, both in life and on death, and ensure the consideration of crypto assets in succession planning.
What are NFTs? How are NFTs taxed during an individual’s lifetime and subsequently on death? How can we ensure access for attorneys and personal representatives whilst guaranteeing security for these high-value assets?
The choice of attorney and informing them of your wishes is particularly vital when considering digital assets. The pertinency of this is increased with more valuable assets such as cryptocurrency.
This document outlines how the UK may have a different tax treatment of US living trusts
and how the UK concept of domicile may give rise to UK tax in unexpected ways.
An overview of our Private Wealth services for individuals and families based in the UK and overseas.
We have prepared a handbook to answer the most pressing and common lifetime giving questions and issues including; giving property to the next generation, gifts to vulnerable individuals, how best to fulfil an individual’s philanthropic ambitions, foreign gifts and the tax benefits associated with gifts of art.
Turkish Language | An overview of our Private Wealth services for individuals and families based in the UK and overseas.
Many families contend with paying school fees running into hundreds of thousands of pounds per child over the course of their education. This guide examines some tax efficient arrangements that other family members (typically grandparents) can use to contribute to these costs.
This explainer guide examines the differences between a bank and an Electronic Money Institution (EMI), and the methods used to safeguard funds with the Electronic Money Regulations (EMR).
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Qualification 2020
Cameron is an Associate in our Trusts, tax and estate planning team. He joined Collyer Bristow in June 2022. Cameron advises high-net-worth individuals, family offices, and trust companies across a range of issues, both domestically and internationally. Cameron’s work includes succession and estate planning (including the drafting of Wills and other testamentary documents) and providing personal tax advice.
He has experience advising in relation to capacity, including lasting powers of attorney and applications to the Court of Protection. Cameron has experience handling complex probate matters including post-death tax planning.
Cameron is a member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners. Cameron studied English Literature and Music at Durham University and graduated in 2015.
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