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Government to consult on new corporate re-domiciliation regime
The government has welcomed a report published by the Independent Expert Panel on Corporate Re-domiciliation (appointed by the Department for Business) which sets out proposals for a framework for a UK corporate re-domiciliation regime, and has said...
HMRC revamp guidance on EMI independence test
HMRC have added new guidance to their Employee Tax Advantages Share Scheme User Manual (ETASSUM) in respect of the Enterprise Management Incentives scheme independence requirement, covering the meaning of control and how to apply the...
HMRC confirm delay to new employer reporting requirement
Alongside other general updates, HMRC’s Employer Bulletin for October 2024 confirms that the requirement for employers to report more detailed employee hours data through PAYE real time information returns will be delayed until April 2026 at the...
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The Designation of Special Tax Sites (Celtic Freeport) Regulations, SI 2024/1035, designate certain areas within the ports of Milford Haven and Port Talbot, which together form the Celtic Freeport as special tax sites with effect from...
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Further to the publication of the Employment Rights Bill, the UK government has released the following for consultation, under the general heading of Making Work Pay:Collective redundancy and fire and rehire: looking at measures to...
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