Private Client
The Trust Registration Service
On Demand
Webinar
The Trust Registration Service extension is here… what you need to do next?
On Demand
Speaker: Alan Eccles
Webinar
The Trust Registration Service has been extended and new obligations fall on trustees to register trusts with HMRC when previously this would not have been necessary. This session will look at what registration means, the process involved and what private client advisers will need to be doing to ensure clients are compliant.
As well as TRS/5AMLD extension, the seminar will consider other key compliance issues for private client practitioners.
The seminar will cover the following topics;
The event begins at 2pm. Delegate registration is open from 1:30pm.
Alan's work covers three main areas: charities, private client and parliamentary matters.
Alan's private client work covers estate planning including wills, executries, trusts and inheritance tax. He is the author of the Scotland chapter in the textbook International Succession. As part of his private client advice Alan often advises on incapacity law (powers of attorney, court appointed guardianship and other methods of managing the affairs of those less able to do so). This has involved acting in some of the leading Sottish cases on incapacity law and estate and succession planning. A regular commentator on incapacity law matters, Alan's written work has been referred to in judicial decision making. Of Alan's private client work, the Legal 500 notes that he "conveys complicated legal concepts with clarity and humour".
He was previously a member of the legal staff at the Scottish Law Commission and currently lectures at the University of Strathclyde in property, trusts and charities. Alan has also tutored private client law at the University of Glasgow.
Alan was a member of the Council of the Law Society of Scotland from 2007 to 2009 and the Society's Education and Training Committee from 2007 to 2012. He is currently a member of the Society's Charity Law and Mental Health and Disability Law Committees.
