2 Newstreet Chambers
New Street Chambers

 

Mark WyattAndrew Harper

Call: 1989 Middle Temple
LL.B (Hons) University of Leicester 1987

Andrew Harper is a member of the Civil Team.

Andrew has a practice which encompasses all aspects of property work – conveyancing, land law, landlord and tenant (both residential and commercial), wills, probate and administration, Inheritance Act claims, trusts and settlements (including charities) together with the associated capital taxation. In addition, he has many years of experience of mortgage lending and retail banking work, acting in the main for the lender/banker.

He always seeks to accommodate the client’s commercial requirements in the context of the advice he gives. He is happy to attend solicitors offices for conferences and is comfortable working to deadlines.

Andrew maintains an interest in researching and writing about his subjects and a selection of his recent published articles can downloaded by clicking the links below:

Finance Act Notes

New! Finance Act 2011 Notes – Section 42: Enterprise Investment Scheme – amount of relief

New! Finance Act 2011 Notes – Section 82 and Schedule 21: Stamp Duty Land Tax – Prevention of avoidance

New! Finance Act 2011 – Section 83 and Schedule 22: Stamp Duty Land Tax – transfers involving multiple dwellings

Finance Act 2010 Notes – Sections 5 and 25 of the Finance Act 2010: Annual investment allowance
Finance Act 2010 Notes – Section 6 of the Finance Act 2010: SDLT relief for first-time buyers

Finance Act 2009 Notes - Section 23: and Schedule 6: temporary extension of loss carry back provisions
Finance Act 2009 Notes – Section 24: first-year capital allowances for expenditure in 2009-2010
Finance Act 2009 Notes – Section 25: agreements to forgo tax reliefs
Finance Act 2009 Notes – Section 26 and Schedule 7: contaminated and derelict land
Finance Act 2009 Notes – Section 27 and Schedule 8: venture capital schemes

Finance Act 2008 Notes – Annual investment allowance, etc – sections 74 – 76 and Schedule 24
Finance Act 2008 Notes – Abolition of industrial and agricultural buildings allowances – sections 84 – 87

Academic, theory & policy

Top-up fees and relief for human capital costs

All first published in the British Tax Review. Reproduced with kind permission of Sweet & Maxwell

Forthcoming BTR summer 2012 Finance Act 2012 Notes on venture capital trusts and enterprise investment schemes

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