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In the last month alone we have seen both the approval of a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) by the creditors of Carpetright and reports in the property press that Poundworld...

In the last month alone we have seen both the approval of a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) by the creditors of Carpetright and reports in the property press that Poundworld...

The goal is to explore how a digital register might enable new business models to make conveyancing simpler, faster and cheaper.

In the last month alone we have seen both the approval of a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) by the creditors of Carpetright and reports in the property press that Poundworld...

We are surrounded by digital technology in every aspect of our lives; whether we carry it in our pockets and bags, have it displayed ...

We are in the middle of a revolution. A revolution that is shaping our expectations as consumers, as clients, as purchasers of products and services.

Over the last few months, we have noticed an increasingly sophisticated use of technology both in the perpetration of frauds and also in attempts to conceal evidence of the fraud from any subsequent investigation. Prime examples include insiders (usually employees) at major financial institutions diverting funds through misuse of those institutions' own systems after weaknesses had been identified by the fraudsters. We have also seen attempts to erase data which would provide evidence of fra

Although the Upper Tribunal's (UT's) judgment in Nestle [2018] UKUT 29 concerns the VAT treatment of milk flavouring powders (Nesquik), the interpretation ...

In the April issue of Tax Aware, we talked about the Requirement to Correct (RTC).

In a previous article, we explained what blockchain actually is. But what of its most famous iteration: cryptocurrency?

Believers in a much more limited role for the state have been on the losing side of history more times than it is possible to count.

On 7 August 2018, following months of escalating tensions between the US and Iran over the future of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), the Trump administration re-imposed sanctions against Iran

The Home Office has announced that from 6 July 2018 doctors and nurses will be removed from the capped quota for new workers coming to the UK requiring a Tier 2 (General) visa.

In the post-Macris world, the Upper Tribunal has in the case of a Mr Cooper delivered its first judgment on identification.

Disputes arising from M&A and joint venture arrangements can be complex. Multiple parties and multiple contracts create many possible dispute combinations, even in situations where the parties...

From April 2020, non-UK resident companies that carry on a UK property business or have other income and gains derived from UK property will become chargeable to UK corporation tax.

As an advertising message, "Want to watch free films, series, sport without having to pay? Who doesn't?!" was clearly too good to be true.