Businesses must prepare for the Criminal Finance Act before the end of the month
The Criminal Finances Act gives HMRC a global mandate to pursue the possible facilitation of tax evasion anywhere in the world if it involves a UK tax liability.
Tag: Law
The difference between a paralegal and a solicitor
By Staff writer
What does Prince Harry’s girlfriend have in common with her character in legal drama Suits” Besides designer outfits and do-it-their-own-way beaus, neither is a lawyer.
IT security threats to personal data: Don?t go the way of TalkTalk
By Staff writer
Cyber criminals are becoming more prevalent and sophisticated in their approach. So it seems reasonable to expect companies responsible for personal data to seek protection from such threats.
Brexit could make cross-border M&A a difficult process
By Staff writer
Research published by Deloitte has shown a marked increase in the value of cross-border M&A between the UK and other European countries.
Pension-led funding done right: The disruptive law firm with a clear roadmap for growth
Michael Burne, founder of a new disruptive law firm, explains how the business decided pension-led funding was the way forward.
British SME gets ?60,000 cyber attack fine for ?basic failings
If your company has failed to implement basic cyber security, and your website takes a hit, then the Information Commissioner’s Office can hand you a cyber attack fine.
Steps employers can take to ensure the mental health of staff
By Staff writer
Mental health is an issue which has garnered considerable recent media interest. So what are employers’ responsibilities around the mental health of their employees?
Connected cars: Five signs the market is finally taking off
By Staff writer
When will the connected cars industry move into top gear” And when should small businesses enter this lucrative marketplace Look closely and you may see the lights change from red … to green.
What to do when your telecoms supplier tells you “sorry, you’re still in contract”
By Staff writer
How many bosses get told ‘sorry, you are still in contract” when querying their telecoms supplier. But are you really and do you have any options to get out of it?
Law firms need to put purpose before profit
By Staff writer
Future law firms will need to put purpose before profit, offer a distinctive service and build a culture to sustain that distinctiveness.