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Author Archives: Christopher Wilsher
Coronavirus: How should landlords of multi-tenant offices manage safety in common areas?
Businesses across the UK will soon begin to return to their offices as the current lockdown restrictions are eased. And whilst government is providing advice to businesses on how they should manage the safety of staff, questions are being raised …
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Coronavirus & SMEs – what support is available for businesses? (updated)
Startups and small and medium sized companies (SMEs) are facing unexpected problems caused by the COVID-19 virus and the economic fallout from the lockdown imposed by the government. The government has worked quickly to announce and introduce a series of …
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Tagged business, CoronaVirus, financial, tax
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Overview of English Inheritance Tax law – Part 2 (Turkish language)
Part Two of an overview of English Inheritance Tax law from Tulin Kiranoglu-Hamit (Turkish language), this time focusing on inheritance tax planning and tax-free gifts. Bu video’da sizlere Ingiltere’de hediye ve bagisin vergisel sonuclarindan bahsedecegim. Bu video’nun ozellikle Ingiltere’de malvarligi …
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How will the housing market change post Covid-19? Seven predictions…
The housing market has been hit hard by Covid-19 and will take some time to recover. But, as research from Collyer Bristow published earlier this year in its Home Ownership Attitudes and Aspirations report shows, home ownership remains the number …
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Tagged broadband, CoronaVirus, COVID-19, home office, overseas buyers, predictions, property, rural
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Coronavirus crunch dates for collective redundancy consultations
Businesses needing to make 100 or more redundancies at one establishment within 90 days are facing a 15 May crunch date to start the process should the Government decide not to extend its Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) beyond the …
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Gig Economy – an update on ‘Worker’ status
The status of workers within the gig economy has been a fast-developing area, and the European Court of Justice has recently given a ruling in the case of B v Yodel Delivery Network Ltd after the Watford Employment Tribunal referred …
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Overview of English Inheritance Tax law – Part 1 (Turkish language)
An overview of English Inheritance Tax law from Tulin Kiranoglu-Hamit (Turkish language) Collyer Bristow’un Vergi Departmani uluslararasi vergi planlamasi konularinda uzmanlasmis ekibi ile Turk muvekkilerine destek vermeye devam etmektedir. Tulin Kiranoglu-Hamit onculugunde Collyer Bristow hukuk firmamiz Turk muvekkilerine vergi hukuku ve …
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Tagged IHT, inheritance tax, VERASET VE INTIKAL VERGISI
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Coronavirus: Housing market needs a stamp duty holiday but swift action is needed
Today (24/4/20) we echo the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) call for a stamp duty holiday to kick-start a stalled housing market, but warn that swift action is needed to prevent further inaction. Janet Armstrong-Fox, Partner and Head of …
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Dispute over loan notes issued in relation to the acquisition of shipping vessels
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