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The fine art of probate: Acceptance in Lieu scheme
James Cook is joined by Charles Cochrane of Cochrane Adams Fine Art to discuss the Acceptance in Lieu scheme
Published 3 February 2021
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In this series, “The Fine Art of Probate”, a selection of Collyer Bristow lawyers are joined by special guests from the world of Art and Culture, to discuss a wide variety of topics relating to probate in English law.
In this latest episode, Collyer Bristow Private Wealth Partner, James Cook, is joined by Charles Cochrane of Cochrane Adams Fine Art.
Together they discuss the increasingly popular Acceptance in Lieu scheme in probate matters; A government scheme enabling those who have an Inheritance Tax obligation to pay the tax by transferring important cultural, scientific or historic objects and archives to the nation.
Running time: 36 mins
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Specialising in UK trusts, tax & estate planning, Probate and Wills & succession planning
In this series, “The Fine Art of Probate”, a selection of Collyer Bristow lawyers are joined by special guests from the world of Art and Culture, to discuss a wide variety of topics relating to probate in English law.
In this latest episode, Collyer Bristow Private Wealth Partner, James Cook, is joined by Charles Cochrane of Cochrane Adams Fine Art.
Together they discuss the increasingly popular Acceptance in Lieu scheme in probate matters; A government scheme enabling those who have an Inheritance Tax obligation to pay the tax by transferring important cultural, scientific or historic objects and archives to the nation.
Running time: 36 mins
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