Are Capital Allowances important during the property transaction process?
Tax experts, Zeal, take a look at case examples to show how things almost went wrong!
Why legal professionals should seek specialist advice when dealing with capital allowances on commercial property transactions
Chronicle Law interviewed Matt Jeffery, Zeal Tax on how changes to the Finance Act in April 2014 has impacted commercial property transactions.
Top 3 Preferred Options for Selling Probate Property
If you’re looking for a stress-free yet speedy option that guarantees a sale, Proffered is your best choice. Although some methods quote high prices, it’s important to note that they also come with high fees and take longer to sell. They also don’t guarantee sales, meaning you could lose a lot of time and money when they fall through.
Probate Delays: How Proffered Can Help Speed Up the Sale of a Probate Property
Probate delays in the UK are at an all-time high. This can often be painstakingly inconvenient and frustrating for many seeking to sell homes inherited through probate. Luckily, Proffered can help speed up this process.
Cnc Searches Provide Commercial Official Local Authority Searches
Official Local Authority Searches are an essential part of property purchasing process. The information they reveal can be used to renegotiate your offer and may even make you pull out of the purchase.
About CNC Searches Ltd: The UK’s Leading Provider Of Conveyancing Searches
CNC Searches was established in 2009 after our director Manny became frustrated with the delays of the conveyancing process and the turnaround time for the searches needed for his property transaction.
Guardcover Launch Unoccupied Property “Block Policy” Solution for Solicitors
Guardcover is delighted to announce the launch of our much anticipated Unoccupied Property Insurance Block Declaration Model, designed especially for Solicitors.
This brand-new approach allows you to quickly and simply insure multiple properties across your practice under a single policy; whether they have been left unoccupied in probate, deputyship, intestate, or even during the conveyancing process.
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