A gathering of leading private client lawyers has given the UK coalition Government's emergency budget a cautious thumbs-up, despite the tension generated by clear differences in the pre-coalition taxation policies of the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats. Leaders from the private client legal community gathered at the May Fair Hotel in London on 29 June - a week after the emergency budget was delivered - to debate the impact of the package of tax changes unveiled by Chancellor George Osborne.
July 14, 2010 at 05:02 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
On 29 June, one week after the UK coalition Government announced the emergency budget, private client lawyers gathered to discuss the repercussions. John Malpas reports
A gathering of leading private client lawyers has given the UK coalition Government’s emergency budget a cautious thumbs-up, despite the tension generated by clear differences in the pre-coalition taxation policies of the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats.
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