Private client lawyers are set to see a significant increase in work over the coming months as measures affecting high net worth individuals take centre stage in this year's Budget, which was unveiled today (21 March). Chancellor George Osborne has put measures targeting the wealthy at the core of a budget that is also set to cut tax for business and clamp down on tax avoidance by corporates and individuals.
March 21, 2012 at 09:52 AM
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Private client lawyers are set to see a significant increase in work over the coming months as measures affecting high net worth individuals take centre stage in this year’s Budget, which was unveiled today (21 March).
Chancellor George Osborne has put measures targeting the wealthy at the core of a budget that is also set to cut tax for business and clamp down on tax avoidance by corporates and individuals.
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