Mark Dawes Awarded Career Achievement Accolade We're delighted to share that Mark Dawes has been recognised with the Career Achievement Award at the Citywealth Magic Circle Awards.   At Wilder Coe, we believe the best advice goes far beyond technical solutions. It’s built on understanding our clients' ambitions, challenges and personal circumstances, helping them make informed decisions with confidence both today and for

Commercial Disputes & Tax Our specialist tax Partners, working alongside our Forensic team, provide independent expert advice and expert witness evidence on complex tax matters arising in commercial disputes. We are appointed by claimants, defendants, or jointly by parties, and by legal advisers, to support dispute resolution through negotiation, mediation, other ADR proceedings, and litigation.

A Strategic Alternative: ADR for High-Value Commercial Disputes When a significant commercial dispute arises, the instinctive response is often to resort to court proceedings. For business owners, shareholders, and directors facing disputes that revolve around intricate financial issues and evidence, however, judicial processes can involve aspects which are detrimental to achieving an efficient resolution.  Often characterised as a long, arduous process, litigation can also be a very expensive way to resolve disputes, and in instances

The Budget 2025   Yesterday, the little red box with big red implications was finally opened, as the Chancellor delivered the 2025 UK Budget against a backdrop of slowing global growth, tightening fiscal conditions, and continued pressure on public finances.  With inflation forecast to fall to around 2.5% next year and a renewed emphasis on

Following on from previous deal success in the Corporate Finance and M&A areas, we are delighted to have advised on 3 deals with a total value in excess of £1bn in the first half of this year. The deal team, led by Jitendra Pattani and Pauline Hudd, along with Jamie Muirhead, delivered a series of

The old non-domicile regime  (before 6 April 2025)    Before the introduction of the foreign income and gains regime, the previous rules for non-domiciled individuals in the UK allowed residents whose permanent home is outside of the UK to benefit from the ‘remittance basis.’   This system enabled them to pay tax only on their UK