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View Jane's profileTrusts can be a valuable tool in family Estate Planning, giving you control over your assets and how they are passed on.
We often use Trusts to pass on wealth securely. Trusts can also be valuable to ensure your estate reaches your intended recipients, particularly if you need to consider vulnerable family members.
Talk to us if you would like to find out more about:
Establishing a Trust
Our Inheritance Tax Consultants will walk you through all the options, helping you choose the Trust that is right for your unique circumstances.
Ongoing advice and support for your Trust
After its creation, there is nothing more for you to do. We will handle the day-to-day administration, and prepare annual accounts, tax returns and computations for the Trust. We can even act as a trustee if necessary.
And for as long as the Trust is in place, we will be here to provide ongoing advice – or step in if anything needs to change.
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Jane is a qualified Chartered Tax Adviser and Chartered Accountant. She has over 20 years’ experience providing tax advice, planning and compliance services to High Net Worth individuals, families and Trustees. Jane is authorised to undertake non-contentious probate work.
Jane advises on a wide range of areas but specialises in:

Sarah is experienced in various aspects of trust taxation and administration, including: