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New fines came into force from 13 January 2009 for breaking rules on obtaining work permits.

On 19 April 2011, the Ukrainian Parliament adopted a draft law introducing changes to article 21 of the law of Ukraine on Advertising.

The Resolution clarifies requirements that an importer needs to observe in order to prove its eligibility for the VAT and import duties exemption under the Tax Code of Ukraine and the Law of Ukraine "On Unified Customs Tariff" for import of such equipment.

The State Tax Inspectorate, in a letter dated 29 October 2009, explained how to calculate the tax payable on interest in respect of a syndicated loan from foreign creditors to a Ukrainian bank, acting as a borrower.

The Office of Fair Trading has today issued its first advice under its new short-form opinion process.

A recent High Court case reinforces the employer’s hand in determining performance-related bonuses. It confirms that employees will struggle to get a Court to overturn an employer’s decision unless it is irrational or perverse, which will in many cases be a high hurdle to overcome.

It is an employer’s duty to protect the health, safety and welfare of their employees. For all employers, the duty of ensuring health, safety and welfare will often fall to those individuals in a managerial role, and this has become particularly significant in the recent arrest of certain individuals within the emergency services.

The recent EAT case of Zimmer v Brezan reminds employers that although the statutory dismissal and disciplinary procedures are being repealed in April, they still have plenty of life in them yet!

In the comprehensive spending review, the Government announced that the first allowance sale under CRC will take place in 2012 (rather than 2011), and that the recycling payment would be eliminated.

The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has begun publishing details of all oil and chemical releases that are required by law to be notified to it. Its intention is to increase transparency within the industry.

On 4 June 2010, Europe’s energy regulators (ERGEG) presented their conclusions, following a public consultation, on their strategy for delivering a more integrated European energy market.

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has announced this week that it is to undertake a new inspection programme of oil and gas installations in the North Sea, known as the Ageing and Life Extension Inspection Programme (also known as Key Programme 4 or "KP4").

Oil & Gas UK have published their first ever Health and Safety Report which is set to become an annual feature.

On 20th January, Ofgem published a consultation paper setting out its emerging thinking on its RPI-X@20 project.

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (“Defra”) have launched a consultation on a proposed new strategy for hazardous waste management in England (the “Strategy”).

The Court of Appeal has found in favour of the FSA in upholding the market abuse finding of the Financial Services and Markets Tribunal against Winterflood, the largest market maker on the AIM market, and two of its traders, Stephen Sotiriou and Jason Robins.

On 8 December 2009, the FSA announced that it has, for the moment at least, decided not to apply the special remuneration requirements contained in its Remuneration Code outside the top 26 financial institutions.