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End of life planning – Making sure your affairs are in order
We outline key points of end of life planning to consider when thinking about organising your personal affairs in preparation for when you pass away.
Donna is a Chartered Tax Adviser and has worked with Price Bailey since 1995. Before specialising in personal tax, Donna worked within our accountancy department and is also a qualified accountant.
Donna manages the Cambridge Private Client tax department, which provides tax planning advice and compliance services to individuals and trusts, including inheritance tax advice. Donna is also authorised to provide probate and estate administration services. Donna and the team work closely with our financial services managers, providing tax advice alongside our financial advice.
We outline key points of end of life planning to consider when thinking about organising your personal affairs in preparation for when you pass away.
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