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UK to begin roll-out of electronic travel authorisation programme from January 2023
By Tom Marsom
If you have ever travelled to the US as a visitor, you may be familiar with ESTAs. ESTA is a US government programme which allows you to...
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Creating policies fit for purpose – hybrid working arrangements
By Philip Swinburn Matthew Ramsey
The Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) has released an open consultation on the emerging trends and tax implications of hybrid and...
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Home Office resumes priority processing
By Tom Marsom
Last week, I wrote about the issues the Home Office faces as a consequence of a surge of applications, a lack of caseworkers and the...
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The impact of the war in Ukraine on the Home Office
By Tom Marsom
The Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 created a refugee crisis as almost four million, mostly, women and children fled the...
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Employment status – status quo
By Philip Swinburn Matthew Ramsey
The thorny question of whether someone is a worker, an employee or self-employed (for employment rights purposes) and an employee or...
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Can't PAYE? We'll take it away! HMRC's discretion to disapply PAYE
By Jackelyn West Jamie Golding
In the recent decision of Hoey v HMRC EWCA Civ 656 (Hoey), the Court of Appeal confirmed that HMRC has a very wide discretion to disapply...
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Challenges and opportunities for ESG-linked pay in 2022
By Lucy Urwin
Last week Ras Berglund and I spoke at the ESOP Centre’s 2022 Share Schemes Symposium about the growing impact of ESG on executive...
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Trading for visas: UK considers easing visa requirements for Indian nationals
By Tom Marsom
When the UK left the UK-EU transition period on 31 December 2021, it ended free trade of goods and services with a trading bloc of 450m...
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HMRC's focus on CJRS compliance grows now that support has come to an end
By Jackelyn West
15 months ago, we wrote about HMRC’s announced plans to start recovery action of overpaid grants under the Coronavirus Job Retention...
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UK Budget and immigration - Chancellor confirms 2022 high skilled visa plans
By Tom Marsom
Today, the UK’s Chancellor of the Exchequer announced the Government’s fiscal plans for the immediate and near future. Amongst the tax...
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Remote right to work checks to continue until 5 April 2022
By Tom Marsom
The UK Government has announced that the temporary concession on remote right to work checks will now continue until at least 5 April...
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Brexit plus Covid-19 plus immigration policy equals acute labour shortages
By Tom Marsom
Back in December 2020, just before the end of the Brexit transition period which marked the final withdrawal of the UK from the EU's...
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A degree and potential? Welcome to the UK!
By Anske Venter
As free movement between the UK and the European Union ended on 31 December 2020, the UK Government is considering opening a new visa...
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UK introduces tighter travel restrictions to combat new Covid-19 variants
By Tom Marsom
UPDATE: From 15 February 2021, new guidance is in effect - please see our updated note here: Covid-19 UK travel restrictions and...
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What do the new tiers now mean for office working?
By Matthew Ramsey Sean Lavin
As readers will know, on Tuesday this week Parliament approved Regulations establishing a new three-tier framework to replace the second...
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A little less conversation, a little more action
By Lucy Urwin Rhian Edwards
Once again, Covid-19 has demonstrated its ability to affect issues seemingly entirely removed from the auspices of a health crisis. In...
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