Should I apply for British citizenship to protect against Brexit?
If you are an EU/EEA national and have been in the UK for a sufficient amount of time, did you...
Legal implications for businesses after the transition period
Covid-19 and its implications have dominated 2020, Brexit has until now taken a bit of a back seat. Still, come...
Immigration and employment law update
The UK is in the transition period as it leaves the European Union. On 1 January 2021, the transition period...
VAT: Financial Services supplied to EU counterparties post-Brexit.
On 9 November 2020, the Chancellor confirmed that, from 1 January 2021, UK businesses which supply certain financial and insurance...
HMRC yield from enquiries into taxpayers with offshore assets surges
HMRC yield from enquiries into taxpayers with offshore assets surges to £684,298 per enquiry. The amount per enquiry nearly doubles...
Five steps to getting Brexit ready for trading with the EU
On the 31 January 2020, the UK ceased to be a member of the European Union (EU). From 1 February...
Delaying import duty payments due to COVID-19
For businesses globally, the COVID-19 pandemic is creating an unprecedented amount of uncertainty. The Governments relief measures and certain HMRC...
Working from home – top tips
Price Bailey has long believed that better workplaces equal better results. We recognise that for a business to be successful,...
Should business owners take any pre-election action?
We are on the eve of one of the most momentous elections in the UK’s history. Much will be decided...
Surge in wealthy investors and entrepreneurs coming to the UK despite looming Brexit deadline
Number of Tier 1 Investor and Entrepreneur visas granted nearly doubles since Brexit vote Number of Tier 1 visas granted...
Record fall in number of non-domiciled taxpayers as tax changes and Brexit bite
Tax take from UK resident non-domiciled taxpayers plummets by 21% in one year Brexit uncertainty may be deterring non-doms from...
Fair Pay for Teachers?
Substantial budgetary cuts, a shortfall in public finances – does this sound all too familiar? But are the cuts fair?...