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Currently the UK allows non-doms to pay tax on their offshore income only when this is brought to the UK.

With temperatures set to soar well over 30°C in parts of the UK this week and beyond, whether employees work from home, in an office or another workplace...

Among the raft of measures introduced are a number of significant developments relevant to taxation and broader private client issues.

This recent decision in Gibbs v Lakeside Developments Ltd [2016] reiterates the age-old principle that an offer must be accepted in its entirety for acceptance to be legally binding.

Disparity between male and female average pay continues to dominate the news, with evidence of the gender pay gap widening for women in their 30s and 40s in particular.

One of the big challenges for many inventors and entrepreneurs is how to turn a great idea into a profitable and viable business.

The hidden, devastating, effects of compound interest have been considered in a previous GD Online article (Extreme Service Charge; June 2015) concerning service charge payments...

Commercial leases often reserve to the Landlord the right to carry out repairs to adjoining premises.

On 8 July 2015, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) handed down an important decision regarding the length of time which an employee on sick leave can "carry over" accrued but untaken annual leave.

The recent Technology and Construction Court judgment in the case of Mears Limited v Costplan Services (South East) Limited & Others [2018] provides lessons of interest to all developers ...

Recent ONS estimates suggest that around 2 million people (3.1% of the UK's population) have symptoms of long-COVID, with the most common symptoms being fatigue, shortness of breath, coughs and muscle aches.

In the recent case of Durley House Ltd v Firmdale Hotels Plc [2014] EWHC 2608 (Ch), the High Court considered whether the defendant indemnifier was liable under a contract of indemnity, when the claimant indemnified party had not yet paid out the sums owed to the creditor.

You are looking to sell your shares in a company, but is it possible that the confidentiality provisions in your shareholders’ agreement will prevent you from doing so?

Does your organisation have a turnover of £36million or more? Are you a supplier to an organisation which has a turnover of at least £36m?

On 8 June 2017, the Advocate-General of the European Court delivered his Opinion in a case concerning a UK worker's 13 year back-dated holiday pay claim:

The Governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, gave his annual speech at Mansion House on 10th June 2015.

With the general election just around the corner, below are five employment law issues for employers to think about: