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United Kingdom Legal & Corporate news

Tuesday, 3 November 2026

Regulatory changes detected daily from official sources across Europe. Create a free account to follow your jurisdictions and ask Taxxa what a change means in practice.

Competition & Antitrust LawGOV.UK4 weeks ago

CMA serves pre-emptive action order on BT–TalkTalk deal

The CMA has served a Schedule 7 pre-emptive action order on BT's completed TalkTalk/PlatformX acquisition with a same-day derogation; representations close 9 October, report due 19 October.

Industry: Other telecommunications activities

Insolvency & Restructuring LawCase Law4 weeks ago

Koza Ltd wound up on just and equitable ground after nine-year deadlock

The High Court granted summary judgment winding up Koza Ltd at the suit of its 100% ordinary shareholder, holding the director's refusal to implement Article 4 wind-down resolutions left no workable alternative.

Industry: Across industries

Competition & Antitrust LawGOV.UK4 weeks ago

BT–TalkTalk deal faces public interest review, report by 19 Oct

A 5 October public interest intervention notice puts the BT acquisition of TalkTalk and PlatformX to a Secretary of State decision; comments close 9 October, CMA reports by 19 October.

Industry: Telecommunications

Primary Legislation / Official GazetteJersey Law1 month ago

Jersey exempts short medical-equipment repair visits

Non-resident medical-equipment repair or maintenance for Jersey's health minister is licence-exempt if kept to 60 days or less in 12 months; the regulated-activity administration exemption also widens.

Industry: Repair of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment · Financial and insurance activities

Administrative Law & AppealsGOV.UK1 month ago17 documents

HMRC maps Special Measures path for unco-operative giants

New manual sets the £200m/£2bn scope, the three entry tests with £2m double-risk rule, the 12-month warning and 27-month notice ladder, reissue deadlines and public-naming sanction.

Industry: Across industries

Primary Legislation / Official GazetteJersey Law1 month ago2 documents

Jersey narrows private-offer cap to 50 in Jersey

R&O.98/2026 narrows Jersey’s private-offer cap to 50 addressees in Jersey and R&O.99/2026 restates the prospectus-circulation prohibition, both in force 30 September 2026.

Industry: Financial and insurance activities

Primary Legislation / Official GazetteJersey Law1 month ago

Jersey gives effect to Iran nuclear sanctions on aircraft and ships

R&O.97/2026, in force 29 September, adds Article 28A delegates to the Article 4 offence exemption and maps the Iran (Nuclear) aircraft and ship-detention provisions onto Jersey shipping law.

Industry: Air transport · Water transport

Company Formation, Registry & Corporate FilingsGOV.UK1 month ago

No transition: all accounts due after 1 April 2028 need software

Companies House confirms no transition period: accounts due after 1 April 2028, including revised accounts, must be filed by software; package accounts need ZIP-capable software.

Industry: Across industries

Competition & Antitrust LawGOV.UK1 month ago

CMA finds Macquarie/Energy Assets deal may harm competition

The CMA found the Macquarie/Energy Assets deal may be expected to lessen competition and will refer it to phase 2 unless acceptable undertakings are offered; it separately cleared the energy-network comparison question.

Industry: Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply

Company Formation, Registry & Corporate FilingsGOV.UK1 month ago

OS CH01 address must be the UK establishment's physical location

OS CH01 filers must enter the physical UK location where the establishment carries on business, consistent with the address particular required by regulation 7.

Industry: Across industries

Company Formation, Registry & Corporate FilingsGOV.UK1 month ago

Overseas companies gain online route to authentication codes

Companies House adds an overseas-companies route for authentication codes via Find and update company information, posted to the UK establishment address for package-accounts filing only.

Industry: Across industries

Competition & Antitrust LawGOV.UK1 month ago

CMA launches Phase 1 inquiry into Vivisol / Air Liquide deal

The CMA has launched its Phase 1 inquiry into the Vivisol / Air Liquide home oxygen deal, with a 19 November 2026 decision deadline and third-party comments due by 1 October 2026.

Industry: Other human health activities

Insolvency & Restructuring LawCase Law1 month ago

Director owes £190,154 as court limits section 212 to duty breaches

High Court orders a doctor-director to pay £190,153.99 to his insolvent company's estate and holds bare loan debts need the Part 7 route, not section 212.

Industry: Across industries

Insolvency & Restructuring LawGOV.UK2 months ago

Insolvent-company name ban widens to similar names and new sellers

A prohibited name now includes any similar name suggesting association, the business-sale exception extends to administrators and CVA supervisors, and the 12-month prior-use rule is explicit.

Industry: Across industries

Insolvency & Restructuring LawGOV.UK2 months ago

Directors warned HMRC may seek bankruptcy over unpaid Self Assessment tax

Unpaid Self Assessment tax can lead HMRC to apply for a director's bankruptcy — and an undischarged bankrupt commits an offence by acting as a director without the court's leave.

Company Formation, Registry & Corporate FilingsGOV.UK2 months ago

Overseas companies must post AA01 date-change form to Companies House

Overseas companies with a UK establishment must send paper form AA01 by post to the correct Companies House office; the notice procedure carries statutory timing, five-year and 18-month limits.

Industry: Across industries

Competition & Antitrust LawGOV.UK2 months ago

CMA launches McCormick/Unilever phase 1 inquiry; decision due 11 November

The CMA formally opened its phase 1 merger inquiry on 16 September 2026, closing the comment stage and starting the statutory clock toward an 11 November decision.

Industry: Across industries

Competition & Antitrust LawGOV.UK2 months ago

CMA consults on final undertakings in Vandemoortele/Délifrance deal

The CMA proposes to accept final undertakings in the Vandemoortele/Délifrance inquiry; comments on the draft close at 5pm on 30 September 2026.

Industry: Manufacture of food products

Competition & Antitrust LawGOV.UK2 months ago

CMA refers Co-op/Southern Co-op merger to phase 2 absent undertakings

The CMA found the Co-op/Southern Co-op deal may substantially lessen competition and will send it to phase 2 unless the parties offer acceptable undertakings.

Competition & Antitrust LawGOV.UK2 months ago

CMA invites views on OCS/Mitie merger by 29 September

The CMA seeks initial views on the OCS/Mitie deal by 29 September 2026; the formal phase 1 investigation has not yet launched.

Industry: Across industries