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Tax & Private Client

Tax & Private Client

Tax & Private Client

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Overview

A truly full service global tax and private client department, we have unrivalled experience in corporate, commercial, real estate and finance taxation as well as a team who advise international high and ultra-high net worth individuals and their families on all matters affecting their business, personal and family wealth, and the institutions entrusted with the effective management of that wealth.

BCLP’s tax advice and controversy practice includes advice with respect to the structure, negotiation and documentation in connection with the formation, financing and acquisition or disposition of public and private entities. We also advise on post-acquisition restructuring and integration of such entities. We work closely with our colleagues in M&A, Corporate Finance, Employee Benefits and other practice groups to provide an integrated and team approach to the relevant transaction with the client's overall business objectives as paramount to the process. 

Our private client lawyers work together seamlessly across our global network to deliver advice to our clients, many of whom have complex affairs in multiple jurisdictions, which is tailored to suit their needs, objectives, values and future plans. Personal service and attention to individual, business, and family circumstances are hallmarks of BCLP's private client practice.

Top Ranked in Tax in Chambers & Legal 500 UK, Europe & USA 2024

‘BCLP’s tax team has first-rate knowledge of all of the key tax areas that touch our business and particularly the taxation of fund structures and real estate. We have found the BCLP tax team to be robust from a technical perspective but also to be adept at taking a practical and commercial approach when necessary in order to make transactions happen.’

‘The partners understand the intricacies of the business and provide commercial solutions.‘

Top Ranked in Tax in Chambers & Legal 500 UK, Europe & USA 2024

‘BCLP’s tax team has first-rate knowledge of all of the key tax areas that touch our business and particularly the taxation of fund structures and real estate. We have found the BCLP tax team to be robust from a technical perspective but also to be adept at taking a practical and commercial approach when necessary in order to make transactions happen.’

‘The partners understand the intricacies of the business and provide commercial solutions.‘

Elizabeth Bradley

Elizabeth Bradley

Partner and Global Practice Group Leader - Tax, Employee Benefits and Private Client, London

+44 (0) 20 3400 2323
Elizabeth Bradley

Elizabeth Bradley

Partner and Global Practice Group Leader - Tax, Employee Benefits and Private Client, London

+44 (0) 20 3400 2323

Meet The Team

Elizabeth Bradley

Elizabeth Bradley

Partner and Global Practice Group Leader - Tax, Employee Benefits and Private Client, London

+44 (0) 20 3400 2323

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