Our latest quick reads
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Global Talent Visa’s
A guide to help highly experienced and accomplished professionals in obtaining an immigration visa.
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Changes to Default Notices under the Consumer Credit Act 1974 (the Act)
We outline the changes HM Treasury has announced to the prescribed format of Default Notices, expected to come into force at the end of the year.
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Proposed reform to pre-pack sales in administration
We provide an overview of the governments announcement on 8 October 2020 that it was reviving its power to issue legislation prior to June 2021 to place conditions …
Our most recent in depth articles
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Pensions legislation and case law update: the latest developments week ended 16th October 2020
We look at the current status of the Pension Schemes Bill and pension contribution requirements under the expanded Job Support Scheme.
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New cap on public sector exit payments
We provide an overview of the Public Sector Exit Payments Regulations 2020 which come into force on 4 November 2020.
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Legislation and case law update: the latest developments week ended 9th October
We outline the latest developments in pensions law, including an overview of the latest updates for the corporate insolvency and governance act 2020.
Our latest guides
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UK immigration options for overseas companies and entrepreneurs
A guide to help assess what visa route might be best for you in order to move to the UK to set up or work for a UK company.
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Current assets: separating the ‘can’t pay’ from the ‘won’t pay’ customer
In the second post in our 'Building a resilient balance sheet for 2021' series, our experts look at current assets: typically, cash, inventory and receivables. We a…
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How to ensure the assets on your balance sheet are working for you
In the first post of our five week series, we look at tangible and intangible assets: Are you making full use of your fixed assets and, if not, do you really need t…