As stated in the March 2011 budget and published in draft legislation, changes to the taxation of some non-domiciled individuals will take effect from 6 April 2012. […]
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The UK Border Agency (“UKBA”) has announced changes to their rules regarding biometric residence permits (‘BRPs’) which will be implemented from 29 February 2012. […]
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UK employers with 50 or more employees should submit the following notifications online:
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Revised EU legislation will introduce substantial changes to social security for EU employers not present in the UK and for those individuals who work temporarily outside their home EU member state […]
The Court of Appeal (“CA”) has upheld a decision of the Employment Appeal Tribunal that a seaman employed on a ship registered outside Great Britain can bring an unfair dismissal claim in the UK […]
Tax liabilities take many employers by surprise […]
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Employees who work at least partly in the UK are entitled to rely on UK legislation to bring race and age discrimination claims. […]
Under the UK tax system those who have a non-UK domicile are entitled to use the remittance basis of taxation whereby only income and gains which they “remit” to the UK is taxable here. So too the remittance basis applies to those individuals who are not ordinarily resident in the UK, but only in relation […]
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Recent developments and programme to 31 March 2010 announced by HMRC
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In recent weeks, there have been a number of decisions highlighting the complexities surrounding residence in the UK […]
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