Nick Ivey

Nick Ivey joined Bates Wells & Braithwaite in 1997 as partner and joint head of property development. He specialises in estate and property portfolio acquisition and management, and has written several articles for Charity Finance.

Having been admitted as a solicitor in 1981, Ivey became a partner at Speechly Bircham before moving on to Bates Wells & Braithwaite.

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Technical briefing

Charities should beware of property leasing for tax avoidance

Finance | Nick Ivey
31 Jan 2012

Tags: Costs | Regulation | Property

Property owners should make sure they are fully aware of the facts when entering the world of charity relief renting, writes Nick Ivey.

Technical briefing

Easier disposals of land

Finance | Nick Ivey
4 Oct 2010

Tags: Law

The government has completed a consultation on extending the definition of qualified surveyor contained in the Charities Act to see whether an extension would help in increasing choice, streamlining and reducing cost in this process.

In-depth

Land tax ahoy

Finance | Sarah Cannings
23 Jan 2009

Tags: Property | Taxation

Nick Ivey and Sarah Macleod assess the likely impact of the ﬁnal version of the CIL. The planning act 2008 introduces a new tax called the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). This tax will be levied on the development of land and buildings and will hit both organisations intending to develop land or buildings for profit and those wishing to make improvements or alterations to property they already own, and will retain.