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Under the new Requirement to Correct regime (the RTC) punitive penalties apply where a person has offshore undeclared tax liabilities at...

On 6 April 2017 the UK tax rules relating to the taxation of long-term UK residents changed dramatically, leading to a seismic shift in...

In light of the financially fragile state some businesses are finding themselves in as result of COVID-19, we discuss in this briefing...

A recent Court of Appeal decision in Septo Trading Inc x Tintrade Ltd [2021] EWCA CIV 718 has provided helpful guidance on the approach...

Recent reports suggest that High Court applications for CVAs or administrations have increased since April, with a marked rise in...

In a judgment handed down in February, the High Court in Newcastle United Football Company Limited v The Football Association Premier...

A party to a contract cannot recover damages for loss of profit arising from a breach of contract if the contract states that the parties...

The myth A contract can be backdated to cover events occurring prior to the date of signature of the contract. It is a common myth that...

Our standard terms apply to the contract just by printing them on our quotations or invoices? The myth It is a common myth that if a...

It doesn't matter if you call a contract term a warranty, undertaking, condition or representation. They're all the same aren't they? If...