The Sunrise period for the new .tel generic top level domain ("TLD") begins on 3 December 2008. Only registered trade mark owners may apply for a .tel domain name during the Sunrise period.

The ATED regime currently applies to UK residential properties worth more than £2m which are owned, purchased or sold by certain non-natural persons.

The Pensions Regulator (the Regulator) has issued consultation on a new DC Code of Practice (the Code).

The Employment Appeal Tribunal has handed down judgment this morning in the test case of Fulton v Bear Scotland Limited [2014].

With the referendum result confirming a UK withdrawal from the European Union, what, if anything, should pension scheme trustees and sponsoring employers be doing at this stage?

Contracting-out of the state second pension is to be abolished from 6 April 2016, coinciding with the introduction of the new single-tier state pension.

The new regulations were laid before Parliament on 20 January 2014.

The Chancellor will deliver his Autumn Statement later today.

A young growing company looking to raise equity capital from private investors (business angels) can face a bewildering array of advice, information requests, documentation and demands on its time that seem out of all proportion to the amount being raised.

As ever, April brings a shower of changes for pension schemes. Below are reminders of some of the key developments.

Although not a topic that lends itself to brevity, human factors in eight words would be "the general impact of human error and behaviour".

These are our top 10 tips when taking investment into your start-up.

After many promises and debates, and much activity, the TUPE regime is changing (in the main) on 31 January 2014.

Since we last reported on HMRC's deliberations over the VAT treatment of costs and expenses of defined benefit (DB) pension schemes in April, there has been much behind-the-scenes work to reach a solution.

The Government has recently published its latest list of 115 employers who have failed to pay the national minimum wage (NMW) to all their workers.

In two recent cases the Pensions Ombudsman has found trustees to be guilty of maladministration for delays in making transfer payments despite them being completed well within the statutory six-month timeframe.

Following the UK Government's response to the Law Commission's 2014 report, the Law Commission has published its second and final report, and has drafted the Intellectual Property (Unjustified Threats) Bill.

The UK Government has published its response to the Law Commission's 2014 report on reforming the regime governing groundless threats of IP infringement proceedings