Covid-19 should be driver for higher education to tackle online risk
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Disclosure Pilot refinements to reduce burden and costs for parties
Modest proposed changes to the Disclosure Pilot in England and Wales address a number of concerns held by businesses about the operation of the new rules, and should reduce some […]
Continue Reading →Service charges ruling puts onus on lease agreement drafting
Service charge certificates certified by a commercial landlord itself can be conclusive as to the amount of service charge payable by a tenant. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Nuclear industry can create a culture that proactively manages disputes
There is a long history of disputes arising from the significant complexity in delivering civil nuclear projects in a commercial and regulatory environment. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Competition law, data sharing and connected vehicles aftermarkets
Healthy competition in automotive ‘aftermarkets’ will increasingly depend on businesses gaining access to data produced by connected vehicles. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Biosimilars could get Brexit boost from MHRA plans
Developers of biosimilar medicines could find it easier to gain a licence to market their products in the UK from next year under plans put forward by a UK authority […]
Continue Reading →Covid-19 should be driver for higher education to tackle online risk
Higher education providers must address the impact of digital learning delivery on the wellbeing of an already beleaguered student body. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Marriott and BA: cybersecurity basics emphasised in GDPR enforcement
There are cyber lessons businesses can learn from UK enforcement action in the cases of British Airways and Marriott International. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Oman confirms VAT implementation for April 2021
Oman will introduce a value added tax (VAT) system aligned with the GCC VAT Framework with effect from April 2021 at a standard rate of 5%, with limited zero-ratings but […]
Continue Reading →UK and Norway agree continued recognition of civil judgments
The UK and Norway have committed to continued mutual recognition and enforcement of civil court judgments from each jurisdiction in the absence of EU-level agreement. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Pensions industry expresses strong support for FCA protection of vulnerable customers
The pensions industry has backed the UK Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) approach to protecting vulnerable customers, despite recent proposals being likely to lead to increased costs. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Covid-19 wave 2 ‘less damaging’ in France but wide-scale job cuts expected
As French businesses battle to survive Covid-19, Valerie Blandeau explains how the country’s redundancy laws apply in a restructuring. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Tougher penalties for UAE businesses who disclose VAT errors
Businesses in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) face tougher penalties than previously expected when they make a VAT Voluntary Disclosure (VD) of errors made in a previous VAT return or […]
Continue Reading →Singapore tightens AML rules around cryptoassets
Tighter regulations aimed at preventing cryptoassets being used as a vehicle for money laundering have been outlined by the government in Singapore. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →UAE: Islamic personal law reforms are good for business
Reforms announced to Islamic personal laws in the UAE will have a positive impact for the local economy and business confidence, according to legal experts. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Tax on acquisitions in France
The tax consequences for acquisitions in France will depend on whether the investor is acquiring business assets or shares in the French company. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Brexit deal so ‘thin’ that ‘companies are preparing for no deal Brexit’
Companies are preparing for a no deal Brexit because the difference between no deal and the agreement currently being negotiated is so small, an expert has said. The UK and […]
Continue Reading →Home working overseas – employers alerted to immigration hurdles as request numbers rise
Jo Hennessy tells HRNews that employers allowing staff to work overseas may face significant immigration hurdles Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Abu Dhabi Global Market releases plans to regulate service providers
The Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) Registration Authority has set out plans to establish a regulatory framework for company service providers (CSPs). Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Pandemic pay cuts – employers warned to steer clear of PAYE trap seen in first wave
Ed Goodwyn tells HRNews that employers need contract variations agreed with employees to safeguard against potential tax liabilities Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →UK to introduce ‘red flags’ regulation in bid to crack down on pension transfer scams
The UK government has confirmed the regulations it will be bringing forward to address transfers to suspected pension scams will go further than previously suggested. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →International mobility – employers cautioned on employment risks of homeworking overseas
Anne Sammon tells HRNews the number of requests to work from overseas is increasing and employers why they need to think twice before agreeing to them Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Hong Kong to regulate cryptocurrency markets
Retail investors in Hong Kong will be banned from trading in cryptocurrencies and exchange operators must have licences under government plans. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Coronavirus: HR FAQs
As lockdown and restrictions across the UK persist, employers must continue to take action to protect their workforce whether UK-based or working cross-border. Read Complete Article
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