With dedicated real estate tax, corporate tax, incentives tax and tax disputes practices, TLT provides both a contentious and non-contentious tax offering, handling matters across a vast array of industry sectors such as financial services and future energy. Practice head Ben Watson has longstanding experience advising on issues relating to employment-related securities and employee share schemes. Mark Braude's wide ranging practice notably incorporates advising shareholders on the capital gains tax and income tax implications of the acquisition, disposal or reorganisation of shares or securities, while Emma Bradley specialises in advising on direct and indirect tax arising on corporate transactions.
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Testimonials

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  • ‘Practical, results oriented and efficient. Clear explanations of complex issues, with advice delivered swiftly and understandably. Very nice people to work with, too.’

  • ‘Mark Braude was excellent at simplifying issues to make them easily understandable and therefore resolvable. His advice was straightforward and practical.’

Work highlights

Providing administrators from global restructuring advisory firm Kroll with VAT advice and general tax support on the sale of the Typhoo Tea business.
Advised Sovereign Network Group on the tax aspects of its purchase of affordable homes as part of a regeneration project in London, Brent Cross Town.
Advised the management team of Inside Travel Group and the company’s outgoing investor, Blandford Capital, on the tax aspects of the documentation of the sale of their shares to Piper and Cool Japan Fund and on due diligence issues.

Lawyers

Leading partners

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Next Generation Partners

Junior partners with significant recognition from clients and peers in the market and key roles on multiple matters.

Practice head

Ben Watson

Other key lawyers

Mark Braude; Emma Bradley