Introduction
LaingRose Ltd is a company specialising in trust planning. Whatever your needs, we are able to build a secure environment to suit your individual financial requirements and those of your company. Moreoever, our team of experts possesses the know-how and experience to restructure your wealth so as to bring maximum benefit to you and your family, while at the same time ensuring that your arrangements are fully approved in the eyes of the law.
Featured Information
Umbrella Pension Trust
Move the wealth from your existing pension fund into a fully protected environment, the Umbrella Pension Trust. Take advantage of the funds at any age, without penalty. For any Registered Pension Scheme.
Umbrella Remuneration Trust
Provide incentives for suppliers, customers or creditors, and claim relief against corporation tax and income tax as an allowable expense. No liability to any tax on trust contributions or trust growth.
Umbrella Assets Trust
Protect your global assets from creditors and divorce. Maximise profits from the sale of a business. Earn tax-free profits from assets owned by the trust, & legally avoid inheritance tax.
Featured Articles
‘Pension Release’ – A Legal Alternative 9 May 2013
Selling Your Business (4 of 4) – The Process of Selling Your Business 25 February 2013- Selling Your Business (2 of 4) – Tax Issues 21 February 2013
News
Tax evasion storms in HMRC teacups 15 May 2013 - Offshore tax issues continue to make the headlines in the UK and elsewhere. This time, the news surrounds an alleged treasure...
Now They Want To Tax Your Jewellery 18 February 2013 - Just as you thought austerity was going out fashion and beginning to fade quietly away, along come the Lib Dems and...- Pensions Schemes Shut ‘At Fastest Rate Ever’ 29 January 2013 - New research suggests that companies have closed final salary pension schemes to new staff at the fastest rate in history, and that closures accelerated during 2012. Indeed, only 13% of final salary schemes were open to new joiners last year, representing a drop of 33% from 2011, according to the National Association of Pension Funds [...]
