Barrister Incorporation
Update on Barrister Incorporation Back in 2015, the Bar Standards Board began accepting applications from Barristers who wish to practice through a separate legal entity,… Read More »Barrister Incorporation
Law
Changes to probate in 2019
Controversial fee increase set to take place from April From April 2019, some estates in England and Wales could be required to pay almost £6,000… Read More »Changes to probate in 2019
European Court ruling on travelling to work draws criticism
Certain types of work-related travel for workers without a fixed office should be regarded as working time, a ruling by the European Court of Justice… Read More »European Court ruling on travelling to work draws criticism
UK GAAP: A practical guide to making the transition
A guide to the new accounting standards. Accountants aren’t known for being in the business of change. While the external environment around them and the… Read More »UK GAAP: A practical guide to making the transition
Copyright theft puts business development at risk
A quarter of businesses with intellectual property have had their patent violated over the past 5 years, according to research by the Federation of Small… Read More »Copyright theft puts business development at risk
Small Business Act becomes law
A range of measures aimed at supporting small businesses have become law after the Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act gained royal assent. The act… Read More »Small Business Act becomes law
Barrister Incorporation – is this the way forward for you?
Please click here for an updated version of our advice. By now I am sure that you will be aware that the Bar Council has… Read More »Barrister Incorporation – is this the way forward for you?
Bribery Act finally in place
New laws aimed at cracking down on business bribery have come on stream. The Bribery Act, which took effect as from 1 July 2011, has… Read More »Bribery Act finally in place