What’s changing? Certain registers no longer required Companies will no longer be required to keep the following registers as part of their company registers (also known as statutory books): register of directors; register of directors’ residential addresses; register of secretaries;
More about Streamlining company registers – changes from November 2025The manner in which the Register operates was then amended by the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 which introduced a range of enhancements, in an effort to increase the effectiveness of the Register. The most recent reforms to
More about Key Updates to the Register of Overseas Entities following the enactment of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023The Case in Brief Triathlon Homes LLP, a social housing provider, successfully obtained Remediation Contribution Orders (RCOs) introduced by the BSA against Get Living Plc, the parent company of Stratford Village Development Partnership (SVDP), the original developer of five residential blocks in
More about “In the light of the Building Safety Act, what does a company seller or purchaser need to consider when that company owns property assets?”Who needs to verify? The ID-V regime will apply to all new and existing company directors (modified for other registered business vehicles), PSCs and anyone filing on behalf of UK companies. The aim of targeting these key individuals is to improve
More about The implementation of compulsory identity verification: Autumn 2025From 2 September 2025, users will be required to access the NSIA notification service using the GOV.UK One Login, replacing the current multi-factor authentication system. GOV.UK One Login is a single sign-in system that enables users to access various government services
More about Upcoming changes to the NSIA notification service: Transition to gov.UK one loginSellers are increasingly discerning, seeking not only strong valuations but also strategic alignment, cultural fit, and a smooth transaction process. To secure the deal, your offer must be compelling, credible, and carefully constructed. Take time to understand the seller’s priorities
More about How to make your offer irresistible when buying a tech businessFor entrepreneurs looking to preserve and grow wealth across generations, FICs offer a compelling alterative to trusts and traditional holding structures. What is a FIC? A FIC is a private limited or unlimited company structure used primarily for wealth management
More about Why should entrepreneurs consider a family investment company (FIC)?At Wedlake Bell, we support tech entrepreneurs and investors through every stage of the transaction, ensuring value is protected and risks are mitigated. Preparing for Sale: IP and Data Are Key In the tech sector, intellectual property (IP) is often
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On April 6, 2025, the Neonatal Care (Leave and Pay) Act 2023 introduced significant changes for parents of new-borns requiring neonatal care. This new legislation aims to alleviate the stress faced by parents during challenging times, ensuring they can focus
More about Neonatal careThe Employment Rights Bill has undergone significant amendments following extensive consultations and parliamentary debates. Here’s an overview of the key updates. ‘Right to Switch Off’ Abandoned Initially proposed as part of the “New Deal for Working People,” the right to
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