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Former England captain's IR35 battle with HMRC ends in a score draw
Topic: Tax Take 15.05.2025 Read moreCourt of Appeal decision allows litigation funders to be paid first in collective proceedings
Topic: Commercial Disputes 13.05.2025 Read more
Ten years of the Modern Slavery Act: renewed focus on business responsibility
Topic: Employment 08.05.2025 Read moreChallenging HMRC's Debt Management Actions - Lessons Learned from Local Fuel Ltd
Topic: Tax Take 08.05.2025 Read more
Tribunal discharges 'obsolete' restrictive covenant affecting land despite strong opposition
Topic: Real Estate and Built Environment 07.05.2025 Read more
Neonatal Care Leave: What do employers need to know?
Topic: Employment 07.05.2025 Read more
Online Safety Act 2023: Children Codes published by Ofcom
Topic: Tech 06.05.2025 Read moreSigned, sealed, (but not) delivered: why email wasn’t enough in Hughes v CSC
Topic: RPC Big DealWhilst notice provisions may not form the basis of commercial negotiations between parties to sale and purchase agreements, failure to consider the practical requirements of these clauses can have stark consequences. In the recent High Court decision of Hughes v CSC Computer Sciences Limited, earn out calculations were found not to have been validly served because they did not comply with contractual notice requirements. This case serves as an important reminder for transaction parties to ensure that notice requirements are carefully complied with.
01.05.2025 Read moreTribunal allows capital allowances claim for expenditure on construction of a quay wall at the Port of Liverpool
Topic: Tax Take 01.05.2025 Read moreHMRC Landfill Tax Crackdown
Topic: Tax TakeIn recent years, HMRC has markedly increased its compliance activity in relation to Landfill Tax and it is therefore important that businesses operating in this area are aware of common issues that are triggering time-consuming tax enquiries, subsequent disputes and litigation.
28.04.2025 Read more
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