Welcome to the TACT

      President
      S W S Norton Bsc            The Law Debenture Trust Corporation Plc  020 7696 5230

      Vice-President
      W P Cotton BA, FCA,TEP   Smith & Williamson Trust Corporation Ltd.  020 7131 4224

      Secretary
      W J Stephenson,
      3 Brackerne Close,
      Cooden,
      Bexhill on Sea,
      East Sussex      TN39 3BT 01424 844144

Objects of the Association

The Association was founded in 1974 to foster a high standard of corporate
trustee service and to establish links with similar professional associations.
TACT also considers and takes appropriate action where necessary on matters of
mutual interest in the fields of law, taxation, regulation, investment and other
related matters.

Management

Vested in a Council consisting of a President and up to 13 representatives of
the members.

Membership

Open to substantial companies conducting executorship and trust business and to
charity trust companies. (Please refer to Members List for details)

Application Form
Please see end of Members list
 
Trustee Services offered by Members

  Executorships and Private Trusts
  Loan Capital Trusteeships
  Pension Trusteeships
  Employee Benefit Schemes
(For details see Services pages)

Trust Quarterly Review (formerly The TACT Review)

This is a quarterly publication on matters of interest to trustees and executors
but with the particular interests of trust corporations in mind. Articles are
mainly on legal and taxation aspects of a wide range of topics. Contributions to
the Review are not only from staff of trust corporations but also from a number
of solicitors, accountants and barristers with particular expertise in these
areas of the law.
Publication of the Review is in January, April, July and October.
Articles are distributed more generally through this website to enable them to
be associated for both general information and research purposes, but articles
published in this way do not constitute legal advice nor do they necessarily
represent the views of the Association or its members. Reliance should not be
placed on these articles, nor should decisions be taken on the basis of them
without specific legal or taxation advice on the fact of any particular
circumstance.

Constitution
To read, please click on Constitution above 

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