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James Radcliffe

James is a partner in the private capital team advising individuals and their families on tax, succession and estate planning issues. Much of his work is focused on UK resident and domiciled families interested in the long term preservation of inter-generational wealth. He helps with the mitigation of capital taxes through the use of suitable lifetime gifting strategies and the creation of Trusts and other asset structures. James also advises on the preparation of Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney. James has a strong international practice advising non-UK domiciled individuals on UK tax issues impacting them such as pre-UK arrival planning, the remittance basis of taxation, the ownership of UK real estate and the use of Excluded Property Trusts. He regularly advises the trustees of offshore trusts on the UK tax implications of having beneficiaries based in the UK. James has a specialist practice in US/UK estate planning. Typically, clients will be US citizens living in the UK (but they can also be US citizens living in the US with other connections to the UK such as property ownership or children in the UK). He also works with US qualified professionals to provide cross-border transatlantic estate plans mitigating taxes in both jurisdictions. · Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP

EnglandPrivate Client, Trusts & Estates

About

Partner in the private capital team at Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP advising individuals and families on tax, succession and estate planning, with a focus on long‑term inter‑generational wealth preservation. He has a strong international practice for non‑UK domiciled clients and a specialist US/UK estate planning practice; he is a member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners.

Practice areas

Private ClientTrusts & EstatesTaxPrivate WealthInternational TaxCross-Border

Office

Expertise

Lifetime gifting strategies and inter‑generational wealth preservationCreation and administration of trusts; advising trustees of offshore trustsWills and Lasting Powers of AttorneyUK tax for non‑domiciled individuals (pre‑UK arrival planning; remittance basis; excluded property trusts)Tax issues relating to ownership of UK real estateUS/UK cross‑border estate planning for US citizens

Admissions

  • Solicitor (England and Wales), qualified 2007