12/10/2025 7:20:53 PM Planning for the future – Government proposals for reform By Rebecca Delaney Changes to the planning system in England, announced today (6 August 2020) by housing minister Robert Jenrick, have been heralded as...
12/10/2025 7:11:52 PM Implications of UK-EU trade deal on tax By Rhiannon Kinghall Were A new year and a new relationship between the UK and EU beckons as the transitional period finally ended on 31 December 2020. The new...
12/10/2025 7:10:18 PM Are ESG ratings reliable? The next wave of ESG regulations By Rachel Richardson ESMA has published a letter to the European Commission (EC) recommending a further wave of ESG regulation concerning ESG ratings and...
12/10/2025 7:08:16 PM The small print of the 25% corporation tax By Rhiannon Kinghall Were Last week the Chancellor announced at the Budget that the rate of corporation tax in the UK will increase to 25% by April 2023. While the...
12/10/2025 7:06:34 PM Tax Day: top five points for property By Rebecca Delaney Following the Government's inaugural Tax Day, we have summarised the top five key takeaways for the property sector. 1. Business Rates...
12/10/2025 7:02:13 PM Largest residential property developers to pay their “fair share” – the government publishes consultation on new residential developer tax By Fiona Bishop Rebecca Delaney The government recently published a consultation containing the proposed operation and scope of a new Residential Property Developer Tax...
12/10/2025 7:00:42 PM EU tax reform: is “BEFIT” befitting of introduction now? By Rhiannon Kinghall Were The European Commission (EC) has recently set out its plans for business tax reform in the 21st Century. The BEFIT measure (which stands...
12/10/2025 6:59:18 PM G7 tax plan and its implications for investment managers By Rhiannon Kinghall Were As the dust settles on the recent G7 announcement the analysis turns to the winners and losers from the deal. The FT highlights that the...
12/10/2025 6:59:08 PM The Government rejects publishing a long-term tax strategy By Paul Hardwick Back in March I wrote about the Treasury Committee’s report entitled Tax after Coronavirus which considered, amongst other things, a...
12/10/2025 6:57:18 PM BEPS 2.0 - the latest developments for private equity By Rhiannon Kinghall Were Over the weekend, the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework issued a further agreement (by 131 countries) on the key components of the two-pillar...
12/10/2025 6:53:24 PM Brexit plus Covid-19 plus immigration policy equals acute labour shortages By Edward Reed Back in December 2020, just before the end of the Brexit transition period which marked the final withdrawal of the UK from the EU's...
12/10/2025 6:53:14 PM Remote right to work checks to continue until 5 April 2022 By Edward Reed The UK Government has announced that the temporary concession on remote right to work checks will now continue until at least 5 April...
12/10/2025 6:52:51 PM The missing cornerstone in sustainable finance: investee company ESG reporting By Lora Froud Tiffany Cox The rush to regulate financial markets to produce ESG outcomes has brought focus to a problem: in the absence of good quality ESG data...
12/10/2025 6:52:31 PM Labour announces plans to tax carried interest as income By Lawrence Parkin Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced that Labour, if the party wins the next general election, will target the carried interest...
12/10/2025 6:52:22 PM CMA calls time on greenwashing with Green Claims Code By Rosie Duckworth The Competition and Markets Authority has published its much anticipated guidance on ‘greenwashing’ (misleading environmental claims made...
12/10/2025 6:52:11 PM Official Working Group encourages pension savers to invest in long term assets By Lora Froud The Productive Finance Working Group has published its recommendations to UK policymakers to remove barriers to investment by retirement...