HM Treasury has published a revised draft of the Collective Investment in Transferable Securities (Contractual Scheme) Regulations 2012.

HM Treasury has released a joint statement issued by the French, German, UK, Spanish, Italian and US governments, announcing the publication of the model intergovernmental agreement to improve tax compliance and to Implement the US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA).

In this article, the September monthly update for Tax Journal, Edward Reed and Kathryn Hart look at a number of private client developments.

The Government has confirmed that the next fiscal event will be held on Wednesday 26 November 2025. A weaker economic outlook is intensifying pressure on the public finances, leaving the Chancellor with unpalatable choices.

Welcome to this month's briefing for HR teams and in-house employment counsel – bringing you employment law highlights in an easy-to-read package with our monthly podcast.

Welcome to this month's briefing for HR teams and in-house employment counsel – bringing you employment law highlights in an easy-to-read package with our monthly podcast.

The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has unveiled its Business Plan for 2025-26, outlining its strategy to combat serious fraud, bribery, and corruption.

In the latest episode of our podcast, Matthew Ramsey delves into a major Supreme Court decision regarding Tesco's dismissal and re-engagement practices, exploring the legal implications of "firing and rehiring" and its impact on employment contracts.

The Chancellor had previously pledged to hold only one "fiscal event" each year (at the Autumn Budget), and so the Spring Statement was widely expected to be a low-key affair.

In a podcast, David Gauke, Matthew Ramsey, and Kirti Tiwari-Mehta discuss potential Labour employment law reforms, including unfair dismissal protections, worker classifications, pay gap reporting, and the "right to switch off."

In the latest podcast episode, David Gauke and experts discuss the challenges of housebuilding posed by restrictive covenants and easements, including rights of light, and explore potential legal reforms to enhance property development viability.

In the latest episode of our pre-election policy in practice podcasts, David Gauke and Bezhan Salehy discuss tax policy with a focus on business taxes.

Last Thursday, the Chancellor said in a Commons reply to Andrew Tyrie MP that retrospective taxes are acceptable where "the wishes of Parliament have been abused and avoided".

In the latest episode of the policy in practice podcast, David Gauke, Malcolm Hitching, and James Popperwell discuss litigation funding in England and Wales...

In a podcast episode, experts discuss the new Government's proposed policies for the real estate industry, focusing on development, infrastructure, planning reforms, and enhanced tenant protections. They highlight opportunities for developers and investors amidst potential legislative changes.

Welcome to the latest edition of our investment management update. This publication has been tailored to highlight topical news, cases and changes in the law impacting the investment management sector.

As 2025 draws to a close, we have continued to see significant developments across a range of areas of EU and UK competition law.

On Thursday 27 July DEFRA opened the application process for responsible bodies (RB), the third parties who will be monitoring and enforcing conservation covenants...

Welcome to the latest edition of our newsletter, which explores recent competition law developments across the UK and EU.

Spring is in bloom, but the usual themes of hope and renewal have appeared to be in short supply. The Spring Statement delivered gloomy news about March headwinds that were impacting the UK's growth forecast...