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    11/03/2024
    United Kingdom

    Welcome amendment to the Construction Industry Scheme regulations as they relate to payments between landlord and tenants

    At the Autumn Statement 2023, the government announced amendments to the Income Tax (Construction Industry Scheme) Regulations 2005 (the Regulations), including removing certain payments between landlord and tenants from the scope of the Construction Industry Scheme (the CIS).Those amendments will come into force on 6 April 2024, having been laid before the House of Commons on 8 March 2024.What was the concern?The CIS was originally introduced to protect revenue in relation to the construction sector, with significant non-compliance suspected as a result of cash-in-hand payments. The CIS requires...
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    08/03/2024
    EU

    Orientations pratiques sur l’évaluation de l’existence d’aides dans les mesures de financement du risque

    GB
    Le 26 janvier 2024, la Commission a adopté des orientations pratiques à l’intention des Etats membres sur l’évaluation de l’existence d’aides pour les mesures visant à faciliter l’accès à un financement pour certaines entreprises.Les mesures de financement des risques revêtent une importance particulière car elles permettent aux Etats de soutenir les start-ups innovantes, aux petites et moyennes entreprises (PME) ainsi que les petites entreprises de taille moyenne (mi-caps) au premiers stades de leur développement,...
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    07/03/2024
    United Kingdom

    Introduction to Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework, the new OECD international standard on automatic exchange of information and amendments to the CRS

    In 2023, the OECD conducted its first comprehensive review of the Common Reporting Standard (“CRS”) since CRS was adopted by the OECD in 2014. This has resulted in amendments in two key areas:(A) The introduction of a new tax transparency Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (“CARF”) which provides for the automatic exchange of tax information on transactions in Crypto-AssetsThis is to address the emergence of Crypto-Assets, which can be transferred and held without interacting with traditional financial intermediaries and without any central administrator having full visibility...
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    06/03/2024
    United Kingdom

    Spring Budget 2024 – key tax announcements

    Against the backdrop of an election (probably) later this year, the Chancellor was evidently feeling the pressure to make tax announcements that would find favour with the electorate, whilst constrained by the economic environment. Warning that further tax cuts can only be funded by growing the economy and making the state more efficient, the emphasis was on fiscal responsibility and increasing resilience to future shocks. The reduction in employee NICs – matching that in the Autumn Statement - had been so heavily rumoured in the immediate run up to budget day that it was hardly a surprise. ...
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    26/02/2024
    England and Wales

    Law Commission’s draft Digital Assets Bill – welcome news for the UK

    Following an extensive consultation and publication of its final report in June 2023, the Law Commission has now published its draft Digital Assets Bill (the “Bill”). The Bill is designed “to ensure that the law remains dynamic, highly competitive, and flexible, so that it can support transactions and other arrangements involving digital asset technology” and aims “to help to achieve the UK Government’s stated goal of the jurisdiction of England and Wales becoming a global hub for digital assets, and in particular, for crypto-tokens and crypto-token systems”.The...
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    20/02/2024
    United Kingdom

    Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023: changes expected to come into force on 4 March 2024

    From Spring 2024 we expect the role of Companies House and the Registrar of Companies (Registrar) to change significantly from simply incorporating companies and being a largely passive information recipient and depository to being a pro-active regulator with clear objectives and the powers to fulfil them.Changes affecting the ongoing administration of companies and limited liability partnerships are also expected to come into force at the same time. Although no implementing regulation has been published yet, Companies House has announced that the date it is working to is 4 March 2024.The changes...
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