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Fine wine fund closes amid allegations it is a ‘Ponzi scheme

Bordeaux Fine Wines Ltd has been put into liquidation by the High Court amid allegations it was a Ponzi scheme and that little of investors money was spent buying vintage wines. David Greene speaks with The Telegraph.

Former playmate of the year jailed

A former Playboy bunny and the president of Bayern Munich football club were both jailed for tax evasion. Head of Tax Services, Frank Strachan discusses this with International Adviser.

HMRC claws back extra bn from tax cheats

HMRC said it secured the £23.9bn throughout 2013-14 on top of the tax it collected from those who pay their taxes on time. Head of Tax, Frank Strachan, discusses this with International Adviser.

Legal life in… the Commonwealth Lawyers Association

David Greene discusses with the Law Society Legal life in the Commonwealth Lawyers Association.

HMRC cracks down on serial tax avoiders

HM Revenue & Customs has proposed a tougher crackdown on users of multiple tax avoidance schemes. Head of Tax Services, Frank Strachan, discusses this with International Adviser.

Non-doms move towards mortgages for UK property funding

Tax Partner, Sean Bannister, comments in International Adviser.

Advisers face final chance to use the LDF

Advisers face final chance to use the LDF – Frank Strachan, Head of Tax, discusses this issue with International Adviser.

Insurers dismiss ‘Toba turmoil’ worries

Compliance consultancy RWA issued a briefing in association with Insurance Litigation partner, Roger Franklin, advising that changing Tobas now is “unnecessary”.

Edwin Coe make the Citywealth Leaders list 2015

Overhaul of the Non-Dom Regime Seminar

Edwin Coe is pleased to announce that it is hosting a seminar regarding the Overhaul of the Non-Dom Regime on Wednesday 14 October 2015. The recent summer budget saw the announcement that significant changes will be made to the regime for non-domiciled individuals from April 2017 onward. Edwin Coe’s experienced tax team will be discussing the impending […]

Volkswagen shareholder claim

Whilst much noise has been made in relation to consumer claims against Volkswagen (VW) arising from the announcements made by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in the US and the company itself, shareholder fraud specialists Edwin Coe LLP is advising in relation to the claims shareholders have against the company following the consequent drop in […]

Not so Safe Harbor?

Intellectual Property Partner, Nick Phillips, has recently written an article for The Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys (ITMA) regarding the recent judgment in Schrems v. Data Protection Commissioner (C-362/14) and the procedures in place to protect data. To read this article please click here. ITMA is a professional membership organisation which represents

Ruling out conduct unbecoming

Edwin Coe and Arsenal to support Ugandan Orphans

Edwin Coe is joining with one of its employees, Alexis Bohannan, who has organised the donation of Arsenal FC training, football kits, footballs and educational items to the Bwindi Watoto Primary School and orphanage in Bwindi, South West Uganda. Alexis and Senior Partner, David Greene, will visit Bwindi in November 2015 and will conduct training […]

What exactly are anti-social hours?

Junior doctors are in conflict with the government over plans to curb what constitutes “anti-social” hours. But what does this term mean in the modern world? Employment specialist and partner from Edwin Coe, has commented for a BBC News article regarding anti-social hours. Please click here to read the article.

Major u-turn on tax credit cuts

Frank Strachan, Head of Tax Services, comments in the FTAdviser on the major u-turn regarding tax credit cuts which were announced today in the Autumn Statement and Spending Review by Chancellor George Osborne. To read the full article please click here.