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The Supreme Court ruled that Centrica Overseas Holdings Ltd cannot deduct sell-side deal fees as capital expenses, clarifying the principles of deductibility for M&A deal fees under UK corporation tax law.

This bulletin follows the release of the December Agent Update (Issue 115). This month the content most relevant to employment taxes and reward activities...

The Supreme Court has recently ruled that a claim brought by the Danish Customs and Tax Administration, Skatteforvaltningen (SKAT), is admissible in England...

The most significant tax raising measure in the Budget was the increase to the rate of employer National Insurance Contributions (NICs) from 13.8% to 15% from April 2025.

Companies House recently published an update to its guidance on the Register of Overseas Entities (ROE) regime, announcing that...

The UK Home Office has mandated multi-factor authentication for all users of the Sponsorship Management System, fundamentally changing how organisations manage their sponsor licences and visa holder employees. This security enhancement requires users to verify their identity through one-time passcodes in addition to traditional login credentials, while simultaneously phasing out Level 2 user roles and implementing new notification systems. Understanding the phased rollout timeline and taking immediate prepa

Until today, British citizens who are also nationals of another country were able to travel to and enter the UK using their non-British passport, provided they could demonstrate that they also hold British citizenship.

Four weeks. That's all it took for UK regulators to launch co-ordinated investigations into Grok's "put her in a bikini" debacle - the AI trend that publicly undressed real women and children without their consent.

Companies House has confirmed that the requirement for companies to keep certain internal statutory registers will be abolished with effect from 18 November 2025.

The Court of Appeal recently held that payments from damages to funders and lawyers ahead of class members...

To give regulated firms the confidence and ability to share information, the provisions disapply both obligations of confidentiality and civil liability when a firm uses the new information sharing gateways. In practical terms, this means that a regulated firm sharing customer information with another regulated firm under these provisions would have a defence to a breach of confidence claim or other civil action from the customer concerned.

Infrastructure assets require years of complex development work before institutional capital can be deployed. Grid access has emerged as the primary bottleneck, replacing capital availability...