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Jersey: Reducing exposure
Robert Gardner looks at how Jersey trustees should avoid a breach of duty when faced with the risk of tax liabilities, with reference to the Onorati Settlement ‘Trustees should, as a minimum, ensure tax advice is received (and reviewed by the trustee) when transactions with possible tax exposures are entered.’ Jersey trustees have received little …
Cases Referenced
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- Futter & anr v HMRCC (with Pitt v HMRCC) [2013] UKSC 26; [2013] WTLR 977 SC
- In the matter of the B Life Interest Settlement [2012] JRC 229
- In the matter of V Settlement [2010] WTLR 733
- Leumi Overseas Trust Corporation v Howe [2009] WTLR 419 RC Jersey
- Pitt & anr v Holt & anr [2011] EWCA Civ 197; [2011] WTLR 623 CA
- Re Onorati Settlement [2013] JRC 182; [2015] WTLR 1773 Jersey RC
- Re Seaton Trustees Ltd [2010] WTLR 105 RC Jersey
- Representation of Vistra Trust Company (Jersey) Ltd [2008] JRC 111