Autumn Budget 2018: What are the implications for planning and CPO?
We consider the potential impacts of the Autumn Budget for planning and development, including measures relating to housing, infrastructure, high streets and roads.
07 November 2018
Autumn Statement 2016 – a mixed bag for real estate
Amid welcome measures to stimulate house building, there is disappointment that the Chancellor's Autumn Statement did not take the opportunity to remove barriers to real estate investment.
24 November 2016
Autumn Budget 2017: health and social care bulletin
Our team looks at the key points for the health and social care sector in the Autumn 2017 Budget.
23 November 2017
'Autopilot' Tesla fatality is a reminder to pace and structure autonomous car development
The first fatality in a Tesla car in Autopilot merits reflection. But the robust and cautious testing and introduction in the UK should reassure the connected and autonomous vehicle industry.
05 July 2016
Automatic enrolment: The Pensions Regulator will not tolerate non-compliance
Employers that fail to comply with TPR's demand for information about automatic enrolment in a pension scheme can face a civil fine or criminal prosecution.
05 June 2017
What are Authorised Economic Operators and how can an AEO registration help your business?
A summary of the Authorised Economic Operator regime covering its current status, relevance and potential usefulness in the EU and for the UK post-Brexit.
22 January 2019
ATED valuation dates: what you need to know
Companies subject to the Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED) will need to review before April 2018 whether the new 1 April 2017 ATED valuation date will place them into a different ATED band.
19 October 2017
Auditing the grocery supply chain
In September 2014, the major supermarkets will present to the Groceries Code Adjudicator, Christine Tacon, their future proposals for the auditing of supplier accounts.
15 August 2014
Bank lending to the agricultural sector – legal tips for borrowers
With agricultural land values now levelling out, how can landowners keep their legal spend under control when looking to remortgage?
09 March 2017
ATED changes for 2018
This article considers the ATED changes for 2018 including the impact of the new 1 April 2017 ATED Valuation date along with some changes set to take place in 2019 and 2020.
08 February 2018
D&J Grant v HMRC: input tax recovery on partial payment denied
In D&J Grant v HMRC input tax recovery was denied on partial payment for goods that were never delivered. A clear case of "buyer beware".
17 August 2016
The government's air quality plan – ClientEarth launches fresh legal challenge
Defra's latest attempt at an air quality plan has provoked yet another challenge from ClientEarth through the courts.
02 June 2017