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The only type of insurance all companies with employees must have in place under UK law is an Employers’ Liability Insurance. It doesn’t matter if you employ staff only on a casual basis, you still need to make sure you protect your business against any claim brought by a current or former employee. Although not […]

The new UK tax year starts on 6 April 2019. This means that any changes to the tax system and tax rates will come into effect on this date. We have compiled all tax rates for 2019/2020 into a Tax Table for your convenience. The Tax Table includes tax rates relevant to both individuals and […]

If you plan to set up a UK company from your overseas location, you really should consider the benefits of specialist legal advice. Launching any business in the UK could be a legal minefield, and specialist legal advice for your new business will help you avoid risks and potential problems. How will legal advice help […]

The UK is an exciting location for foreign businesses looking to expand internationally, as it is full of opportunities and business potential. It is however important to be aware of the many rules, obligations and regulations that come with setting up a business in a new marketplace. This article will provide you with an overview […]

HMRC have announced that the EU State Aid approval for the EMI scheme expires on the 6th April 2018. The UK Government has applied to the European Commission, but it is has now been made apparent that it will lapse before new approval is obtained. HMRC considers that the State Aid approval applies to the granting […]

The free movement of goods is one of the cornerstones of EU law and business. It essentially is a two-sided coin, and provides for tariff‑free access to the single market and the elimination of non‑tariff barriers such as product regulation and approvals. The issue concerning the status of UK rules vis-à-vis laws pertaining to the […]