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9 April

The dispute resolution function of The Pensions Advisory Service (TPAS) is to be absorbed by The Pensions Ombudsmen and will become the single point of contact for all pension dispute... Read More

9 April

As many employers will know, on 6 April 2018, and then again on 6 April 2019, the minimum contributions to a pension scheme for the purposes of the automatic enrolment... Read More

9 April

Following its Green Paper on Security and Sustainability in Defined Benefit Pension Schemes in February last year, the DWP (Department for Work and Pensions) has now published its white paper... Read More

5 April

The window for the submission of this year's Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED) returns is now open. If you own a property above a certain value by way of... Read More

3 April

When you have a leaseholder who doesn’t pay the obvious thing to do would be to send them a legal letter (letter before action) with the demand and request payment. ... Read More

3 April

It is fair to say that most people have an ISA (Individual Savings Account). Why wouldn't you? It's a straight forward, usually low risk way of investing your money. ISAs... Read More

28 March

Digital or crypto-currencies, the most common being Bitcoins, seem to be in the news every day, whether it’s a report of how their value has seen a mammoth rise (and... Read More

26 March

The UK’s three independent regulators of charities (Charity Commission for England and Wales, Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator and Charity Commission for Northern Ireland) have issued an alert to... Read More

26 March

The National Cyber Security Centre (''NCSC'') has launched its first cyber security guidance specifically for the charity sector. The guidance follows the first ever threat assessment of the sector. The... Read More

26 March

A summit was held earlier this month by the Charity Commission where UK charities committed to strengthening their leadership, culture and capacity around safeguarding. The summit was made up of... Read More

16 March

A recent case heard in the Court of Appeal Re G (a child) (2018), explored the importance of the role of grandparents in the life of a child. The Facts This case... Read More

13 March

"The transition away from LIBOR will take time, but will be less risky and less expensive if it is planned and orderly rather than unexpected and rushed." Andrew Bailey, Chief... Read More