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Brexit and immigration: the countdown has begun

Article 50 has been triggered and in March 2019 the UK will formally exit the European Union (EU). The status of EU nationals has been identified as an early priority for negotiations on the UK's exit. It is widely anticipated that controls will be introduced to limit the rights of EU nationals to live and work in the UK post Brexit.

AGAs and GAGAs: EMI case settles

Parties have settled the EMI guarantor assignment case. The controversial High Court decision still stands - a tenant cannot assign its lease to its guarantor.

Employee Incetives Group - Share plan annual returns - file early to avoid penalties!

The 2016/17 tax year ended on 5 April and any company operating employee share incentive arrangements (whether tax-advantaged or not) will need to file online returns by 6 July 2017. Failure to file on time leads to automatic penalties (initially £100 even if a return is just one day late) so we encourage you to submit your returns as early as possible.

The countdown to GDPR begins

1 year to go until the "game-changing" new EU data protection law comes into force

The new EU General Data Protection Regulation will come into force in the UK on 25 May 2018 and, for various reasons, the Regulation (or something like it) is likely to remain a part of English law regardless of Brexit. The new UK Information Commissioner, Elizabeth Denham, was quoted in January saying "make no mistake, this one's a game changer for everyone".

Day one compliance is required.

Reform of UK Limited Partnership Law

The Government has been considering updating UK limited partnership law for some time and, following a consultation period, has introduced reforms with a view to simplifying the pre-existing law, reducing uncertainty and administrative costs and burdens, and ensuring that the UK remains an attractive and competitive location for private investment funds in comparison to other jurisdictions.

UK Anti-Bribery Newsletter - Spring 2017

Welcome to the latest edition of our Anti-Bribery Newsletter, our regular review of developments in the UK's fight against bribery and corruption. The Bribery Act 2010 has been in force for over 5 years and the UK's Serious Fraud Office is now beginning to see the results of some of its long-running bribery cases.

Competition compliance - is your business doing enough?

With total fines for competition law infringements imposed by EU and UK competition authorities now regularly exceeding £1 billion a year, the cost of failure to comply has never been higher. Individuals, particularly directors, are also increasingly at risk.

The New Insolvency Rules 2016

The new Insolvency Rules 2016 will come into force on 6 April 2017

The existing rules have been extensively amended over the years - 23 times since 1986 - in order to reflect ongoing changes in primary legislation, case law and policy. Regular additions and deletions of text have resulted in, what has been described as, an “impenetrable thicket” of legislation.

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