Corporate insolvencies in the UK over the past year have fallen; UK capital markets remain benign, with a surplus of available capital; the new Restructuring Plan regime; ...

In this episode of Taxing Matters we are joined by John Cassidy, a Tax Resolutions Partner at accountancy firm Crowe UK. A tax veteran of over 25 years, when it comes to tax investigations, what John hasn't experienced, written about or lectured on isn't worth knowing!

COVID-19 disruption and resulting lockdown measures have particularly impacted some retailers. For those hard-hit, signs of declining demand and profit erosion can cause concern for banks lending...

Welcome to Money Covered, a monthly podcast from RPC aimed at those dealing with complaints, claims and risk management in the financial services sector.

Welcome to Financial CrimeCast. In this series, the Centre for Legal Leadership, supported by RPC, talks to leaders in the field of financial crime, compliance and ethics.

From 11 December 2020, Hong Kong's statutory maternity leave entitlement increased from 10 weeks to 14 weeks.

For those hard-hit, signs of declining demand and profit erosion can cause concern for banks lending to them. Other factors such as missed debt payments and renegotiation of rents can affect...

Welcome to Financial CrimeCast. In this series, the Centre for Legal Leadership, supported by RPC, talks to leaders in the field of financial crime, compliance and ethics

Welcome to the March edition of the Regulatory update, which pulls together recent developments from across the UK's regulators – to help you navigate the regulatory maze.

Taxpayers and their advisors might be forgiven for thinking that, once in the UK for whatever reason, it is very difficult to get out – at least for tax purposes!

From potential hidden M&A risks to future tax policy changes there are a multitude of reasons why businesses might take advantage of the protection afforded by such coverage.

Robin draws on his extensive understanding of legal frameworks in other jurisdictions to provide a fascinating comparative guide to corporate criminal liability.

Recent social unrest and the COVID-19 pandemic have accelerated the emergence of a new "stay-at-home economy" for groceries and fresh produce in Hong Kong.

In this episode, we are joined by Simon York, Director of HMRC's Fraud Investigation Service (FIS). Created only five years ago, FIS has already secured 3,700 criminal convictions for serious fraud and...

As trailed in the latest edition of Retail Compass, the Government has been planning to increase the minimum charge of single-use carrier bags.

The FCA has published yet more guidance regarding defined benefit pension transfers. The finalised guidance amends and adds to the rules and guidance introduced in October 2020 with immediate effect.

The Government is currently consulting with the public and retailers to seek their views on proposed legislation requiring the occupiers of "publicly accessible locations"...

With now over 100 countries signed up to the international information exchange known as the Common Reporting Standard (CRS), last year HMRC received 84 million details of bank accounts covering one in 10 UK citizens.

Filters should not be used to advertise products on social media if they exaggerate the effect of the product.