I have been UK resident for longer than four years, and am claiming the remittance basis. What should I be thinking about? In his Spring Budget of 6 March 2024, the Chancellor announced material changes to the treatment of UK
More about Non-dom analysis: Year four onwardsHave you filed your 2024 ROE update statement? What do the March 2024 ROE regulations mean for you? If you have real estate in Scotland, are you ready for 1 April 2024? The ROE – one (and a bit) years
More about Update on the register of overseas entities (“ROE”)Jeremy Charles Frost & Anor v The Good Box Co Labs Ltd & Ors [2024] EWHC 422 (Ch) is a rare case about office-holders’ remuneration that raises some interesting points, although one at least is specific to the nature of the
More about Frost v Good Box Co Ltd RemunerationNew year, new rights. 2024 has brought in several changes to family friendly legislation and employers will need to keep up to date with developments to flexible working, redundancy protections, paternity leave and new rights for carer’s leave and leave
More about Changes to family friendly rights: 2024 roundupThe Building Safety Act 2022 (BSA) gives the First-tier Tribunal (FTT) the power to make a Remediation Contribution Order (RMO) against a wide range of parties to contribute to the costs of remedying relevant defects under Section 124 of the
More about When will it be just and equitable to make a remediation contribution order under section 124 of the Building Safety Act 2022?The recent judgment of HHJ Richard Williams, sitting as a High Court Judge, in Loveridge v Povey & Ors [2024] EWHC 329 (Ch) deals with what he described as a bitter dispute over the Loveridge family business. The business concerned was
More about Loveridge v Povey & OrsKey takeaways from article: Becoming the parent company of a developer through acquisition is sufficient for a party to be viewed as an ‘associated person’ – potentially making them liable for costs. The Tribunal may consider it is ‘just and
More about Update: Olympic east village and the battle for the moral high groundIntroduction The requirement for a Building Safety Case and Safety Case Report falls under Section 85 of the Building Safety Act 2022 (BSA). It is one of a number of responsibilities introduced by the BSA and is directly relevant to
More about Building Safety Act 2022 (BSA): Building safety cases and reportsUnder the Building (Higher-Risk Buildings Procedures) (England) Regulations 2023 there is now a responsibility on the Principal Designer and Principal Contractor responsible for HRBs to carry out Mandatory Occurrence Reporting (MOR) where appropriate. Which buildings are affected? An HRB is a building
More about Building Safety Act 2022 (BSA): Mandatory occurrence reporting for higher risk buildings (hrbs) during constructionPotential areas for misunderstanding are emerging as the construction industry gets to grips with the Building Safety Act (BSA). It is now generally understood that hospitals and care homes are excluded from the BSA’s occupation phase requirements even if the
More about Building Safety Act 2022 (BSA): Works to hospitals and care homes