The origins of English property law date back to 1215, and the Magna Carta. This concord ruled that nobody was above the law, not even the king, and returned stolen land to Welsh owners among other things. Since then, English property law has continued to regulate … [Read more...]
How Chattels and Gains Tax Work
A chattel is a tangible asset that you own, that you can physically touch and move around. This means it forms part of your estate, and is potentially liable for inheritance tax when you die. But some chattels are exempt, which is why it is essential to understand how … [Read more...]
