Murray Beith Murray LLP is a leading Scottish private client law firm.
For 175 years we have specialised in meeting the legal, financial and administrative needs of individuals and families, family trusts, charities and private companies.
Rishi Sunak promised a budget for a new post-Covid economy and only time will tell whether that promise is delivered. However, the expectation was for minimal changes to income tax and Capital Gains Tax. After all, it hasn’t been long since the Government’s major overhaul of National Insurance Contributions and the change to tax on dividends.
Murray Beith Murray is delighted to be ranked again for ‘Agriculture and Rural Affairs’ in the Chambers UK Guide 2022, launched last week.
Murray Beith Murray is delighted to be recognised in three prestigious annual publications this week – The Legal 500 UK, which ranks the UK’s best law firms; Spear’s 500, the guide to the best advisors for high-net-worth private clients; and the eprivateclient Top Law Firms 2021 listing.
To address the impact of Covid-19 and to provide additional funding for health and social care, the Government announced plans last week, to increase the rates of tax paid on dividend income.
If someone close to you has passed away, the last thing you may be thinking about is how to deal with their social media accounts. However, for many, photos, videos and posts on a deceased’s social media accounts can be a source of comfort through the grieving process. Eventually, you will need to consider how best to deal with these social media accounts and other online accounts, sometimes known as the deceased’s ‘digital legacy’. In this article, we look at your options for handling a loved one’s social media accounts after they have passed away.
