The UK government's National Security and Investment Act continues to evolve in its implementation and enforcement, raising important questions about regulatory scope, transaction timing, and compliance obligations.

This podcast episode discusses immigration sponsorship and right-to-work compliance for employers, highlighting the rise in licence cancellations due to breaches. It covers audit processes, consequences of non-compliance, and prevention strategies.

A recent dispute over whether a consumer had won £1 million in an online game has some important lessons for B2C businesses and their online terms and conditions, particularly when errors or software glitches occur.

This episode examines expected Autumn 2024 Budget reforms to Corporation Tax, VAT, and Employer NICs, and considers Labour's proposed Business Taxes Roadmap's potential long-term impact on businesses.

Tax experts outline current carried interest tax rules and explore potential government measures in the Autumn Budget 2024 aimed at closing the "carried interest loophole" to address perceived tax advantages in asset management.

Senior Counsel Elissavet Grout, Joseph Sheldrick, and Associate Amy Broderick discuss current inheritance tax rules and anticipated changes expected in the upcoming Autumn Budget...

This episode discusses potential Autumn 2024 Budget reforms to UK non-domiciled individuals' tax treatment, highlighting Labour's manifesto commitments and recent government updates.

Senior Associate Aimee Hutchinson and Associate Claudia French examine potential Labour reforms to Real Estate taxes, including manifesto pledges and impacts on CGT and carried interest, ahead of the upcoming Autumn Budget.

During 2025, HMRC paused their concessionary treatment for administrative errors relating to withholding tax on cross-border interest payments.

Tax knowledge counsel Laura Hodgson, and senior associate Silvana Van der Velde discuss green tax incentives.

HMRC commonly make informal document requests of taxpayers, both within and outside the course of an enquiry process.

In the first episode of our series, Richard Brown, Partner in our Technology & Commercial Transactions team, provides an overview on recent developments in the world of Heat Networks – what are they, and why do they matter?

Richard Offord, Senior Counsel in our Technology & Commercial Transactions team, discusses heat pump deployment in the UK and their potential role in achieving net zero targets.

In our final episode, Partner Sarah Walker from our Real Estate team discusses Data Centres. Where are we on data centre development? What are the challenges to progress that would reconcile the gap between capacity and demand?

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Tax experts discuss anticipated capital gains tax reforms in the upcoming Autumn Budget, analyzing recent commentary, past budget trends, and international CGT comparisons to forecast potential changes.

On 4 December 2025, the European Commission published three legislative texts, known collectively as the "Market Integration Package" (MIP).

On 20 November 2025, the European Commission published its final legislative proposal to update the EU Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR), commonly known as SFDR 2.0.

Prior to the Autumn Budget there had been speculation about the possibility of an overhaul of UK real estate taxes.

On 16 December 2025, the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published its proposals relating to the prudential framework that will apply to firms authorised to carry on cryptoasset-related regulated activities under the new UK cryptoassets regulatory framework