From build-to-rent to built-to-rent
As first generation developments in the build-to-rent (BTR) sector reach practical completion and occupation, there is increasing...
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Last Friday the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) announced that it had used its first account freezing order (AFO) to forfeit £1,522,756.72...
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Digital economy under pressure - where next for tax and regulation?
My colleague Rhiannon Kinghall Were has already covered the tax aspects of this week's Spring Statement (available here).
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Call for tougher UK laws on fraud and money laundering
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And they're off! HMRC launches its first investigations under the new "failure to prevent" offence
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Spring Statement 2019: some calm in the chaos
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Spotlight on loan charge avoidance schemes
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Accidentally on purpose? Court of Justice of the European Union redefines the scope of EU law rights
On 26 February 2019, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) handed down its judgment in the cases of T Danmark (Case C-116/16)...
Report claims the UK is much less effective at prosecuting financial crime than the USA
The global anti-corruption NGO "Corruption Watch" has published a critical report comparing the UK's fight against economic crime...
Technology and Construction Court applies key adjudication decision for the first time
My colleagues Andy Mather and Richard Rowlatt recently reported on the much discussed Court of Appeal decision in Grove Developments...
International judicial assistance in bank fraud saga - UK court refuses to send back letters from America
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Changes to off-payroll working in the private sector
The government previously announced that from 6 April 2020 all medium and large businesses who engage "off-payroll workers" (for example...
BCBS/IOSCO gives guidance on the documentation and operational burdens of regulatory initial margin
Yesterday, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) and the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) gave...
Just in time: new legislation seeks to significantly improve obtaining documents abroad
The Crime (Overseas Production Orders) Bill received Royal Assent last month to very little fanfare. However, the Crime (Overseas...
Board pay: Investment Association targets executive pension policies
In the run up to the 2019 AGM season, the Investment Association (IA) is targeting the pension policies of listed companies, urging them...
Landmark ruling - Euribor claims of Marme laid to rest
In a landmark ruling on 25 February, the High Court has dismissed implied misrepresentation claims against Nat West Markets and a...
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