PWT Advice LLP provides specialist legal advice on pensions (offshore & UK), employee benefit structures, wealth planning & personal taxation, trusts (international & UK), wills & succession planning, probate & estate administration, powers of attorney & Court of Protection and charity law.
PWT Advice LLP is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors' Regulation Authority (SRA No: 551173). Partners Jo Summers and Nicola Dudley are qualified solicitors.
PWT Advice is consistently recommended by clients for its 'pragmatic and clear approach' to complex tax planning and offshore structuring. Jo Summers is the key contact.
- The Legal 500
We provide expert advice to other professionals, including law firms, tax consultants, actuaries, accountants & insolvency practitioners.
We provide expert advice to private clients.
We can advise on a wide range of issues but we don't want to waste your valuable time. If you're not sure whether we can help, please email or call us on 0845 833 9025. We're happy to hear more about your requirements on a no-obligation basis.
How we charge
Because we're a small firm, we don't have massive overheads (no HR department, marketing guys or IT boffins). We will discuss our fees with you when we have a better idea of what you need. We prefer to charge a fixed fee wherever possible so you know up-front what our costs will be.
The UK Government plans to introduce a new residence test. The aim originally was to bring these new rules into effect from 6 April 2012, but this has now been postponed to 6 April 2013. This is a summary of the current proposals, as amended by the draft legislation that was published in December 2012. It is possible the rules could be changed again before they come into force.
08/05/2013
The Pensions Regulator has today published its 2013 annual funding statement to help pension scheme trustees and sponsoring employers to agree...
09/04/2013
EIOPA has today published its preliminary assessment of the quantitative impact upon the funding of defined benefit schemes of applying EIOPA's advice...