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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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LIBOR transition - impact for trustees
By Clare Wilson Jennifer Smithson
The London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) is one of the main interest rate benchmarks used in financial markets, determining interest...
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Are HMRC’s conclusions reasonable?
By Paul Hardwick
HMRC v Sukhdev Mattu [2021] UKUT 0245 (TCC) is a recent application by HMRC to apply a tax-related penalty on Mr Mattu for alleged...
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Real life Succession
By Charles Gothard
As the latest series of the US TV programme Succession airs and viewers are yet again drawn into the complex lives of the Roy family...
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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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When is an annex a separate dwelling?
By Damiano Sogaro
Purchasing “an interest in at least two dwellings” lowers the rate of stamp duty land tax (SDLT) that you will pay due to a relief known...
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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 welcome update on the Trust Registration Service
By Macfarlanes
An old saying goes “put not your trust in money; put your money in trust”. Is this still true when so many trusts now need to be...
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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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New Post-Brexit Immigration Rules announced
By Tom Marsom
The Home Office has laid before the UK Parliament a Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules. This document sets out the new...
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Employers should take action now to prepare for the new immigration system
By Tom Marsom
As the UK nears the end of the Brexit transition period, the Home Office has launched a marketing campaign to ensure that employers are...
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European Commission proposes deferral of DAC6 reporting deadlines
By Jennifer Smithson
In an effort to increase tax transparency and tackle aggressive tax planning, a sixth amendment to the EU Directive on Administrative...
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Covid-19 and UK immigration: Home Office temporarily relaxes right to work check procedure
By Tom Marsom
As Covid-19 forces the UK and much of the world into social isolation, employers have been adapting to the new reality and rapidly...
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The UK government is advised to liberalise post-Brexit immigration policy to attract global talent
By Tom Marsom
The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC), an independent panel of economists and academics that advises the UK government on immigration...
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New UK government signals major, if not radical, immigration reforms from 2021
By Tom Marsom
Following the success of the Conservative Party in the UK’s General Election of 12 December 2019, we consider how immigration is affected...
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