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Author Archives: Emily Anderson
UK to soften tax rules for wealthy foreigners after millionaire exodus, Rachel Reeves says
The U.K. will soften some planned changes to its controversial non-dom tax rule following concerns of a millionaire exodus, the Treasury has confirmed. Britain’s 200-year-old non-dom regime permits people living in the U.K., but who are domiciled elsewhere for tax …
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What next for McDonald’s after sexual harassment claims?
After the fast food chain made headlines for multiple claims of misconduct, Tom Herbert outlines the lessons for other organisations and reinforces the law on handling such matters. McDonald’s has again recently hit the headlines regarding reports of harassment at …
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Can your employer force you back to the office?
Over the past couple of weeks, several major companies have made the decision to call staff back to the office full time, sparking a heated debate. But what are the rights around flexible working? On Monday, a petition demanding that …
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Video | Non-Dom Tax Amendment Comments (Turkish)
In this short video Tax Partner, Tulin Hamit,Tulin Hamit, speaks to her Turkish colleagues and clients about the news of amendments to non-dom tax rules by Rachel Reeves.
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Powering Progress: The UK’s £60M Creative Industries Boost Plans to Elevate the Gaming Industry
The UK government’s announcement of a £60 million investment into creative industries highlights a significant effort to drive growth within the sector, with a particular focus on the gaming industry. This includes a record £5.5 million allocated to the UK …
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Collyer Bristow enhances Commercial and IP offering with strategic senior hire, Sarah Coe
Law firm Collyer Bristow is pleased to announce the appointment of Sarah Coe as a Partner in its Corporate & Commercial team. Sarah joins the team from nationwide firm Clarke Willmott. Sarah advises clients on a range of complex commercial …
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Charity Rules Uncovered: US vs. UK (Part 2)
Aidan Grant is joined by guest Kristin Konschnik, Partner at London based US Law firm McLemore Konschnik. In this second and final episode of two, they dive deeper into tax considerations and practical solutions for charities and donors operating across borders.
Gaming or gambling? The regulation of video game ‘loot boxes’
Gaming or gambling? The regulation of video game ‘loot boxes’ Purchased within video games using real-world money, virtual currencies or in-game items, loot boxes provide a player with rewards ranging from cosmetic items to substantial gameplay advantages. The House of …
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Charity Rules Uncovered: US vs. UK (Part 1)
Aidan Grant is joined by guest Kristin Konschnik, Partner at London based US Law firm McLemore Konschnik. In this first episode of two, they explore the intricate regulatory landscapes for charities in the US and UK. Stay tuned for Part 2, …
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Preventing sexual harassment: The ghost of Christmas party?
Preventing sexual harassment: The ghost of Christmas party? From 26 October 2024, The Worker Protection (Amendment of Equality Act 2010) Act 2023 places a new proactive duty on employers to take “reasonable steps” to prevent (specifically) sexual harassment in the …
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