CMS Cameron McKenna has asked its fixed-share partners to inject up to £50,000 each in capital in response to HMRC's new tax rules.
April 14, 2014 at 07:20 AM
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CMS Cameron McKenna (CMS UK) has asked its fixed-share partners to inject up to £50,000 each in capital in response to HMRC’s new tax rules.
It is understood that the firm has asked 90 fixed-share partners to put in between £35,000-£50,000, resulting in total investment of between £3.15m and £4.5m.
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