Legal & Corporate·GOV.UK·1 month ago
From 1 January 2027, the policy covers central departments, executive agencies and non-departmental public bodies, with a 10% tier for contracts from £1 million to below £5 million.
Public Sector & Economy·GOV.UK·1 month ago·2 documents
The £25 million competition expects grants of £150,000–£3 million for UK projects nearing commercialisation, with grant-funded activity due by 31 March 2030.
Legal & Corporate·Case Law·1 month ago
Re Float Capital permits section 112 intervention only where the rule 18.30 process cannot produce a decision; inconvenience alone is insufficient.
Legal & Corporate·Case Law·1 month ago
A contractual dispute alone did not justify interim relief: the contractor had to clearly establish that the contract precluded the beneficiary’s call.
Payroll & Labour·GOV.UK·1 month ago
Forced accommodation, denied medical treatment and work tied to an increasing debt also feature in guidance that links serious abuse with possible modern slavery.
Tax·GOV.UK·1 month ago
The August share-schemes bulletin also highlights SAYE restrictions on third-party arrangements and plans to replace separate EMI grant notifications from April 2027.
Tax·GOV.UK·1 month ago·2 documents
HMRC cites a tribunal finding that the electric pleated blinds were ordinarily incorporated into eco-homes and met the exception for certain electrical appliances.
Tax·GOV.UK·1 month ago
HMRC will assess outstanding debt when it considers a financial-guarantee waiver. A current time-to-pay agreement also disqualifies the trader.
Tax·GOV.UK·1 month ago
UK-refined diesel, kerosene and petrol can move by oil product tanker to approved third-party coastal warehouses, with W8 documentation and receipt controls.
Tax·GOV.UK·1 month ago
AEOS holders trading with Australia can benefit from mutual recognition; HMRC’s handbook makes consent to share information with partner authorities a condition of automatic recognition.
Public Sector & Economy·GOV.UK·2 months ago
The Start Up Boost Fund meets up to half of eligible costs, with two UK supplier quotes per item and a 24-month financial forecast required for applications.
Payroll & Labour·GOV.UK·2 months ago
The specified form changes for stateless applicants and their partners or children; using the correct form is part of the settlement validity requirements.
Tax·GOV.UK·2 months ago
Insolvency office holders must send supporting invoices with claims of £30,000 or more, up from £20,000. All claim invoices must still be retained for possible verification.
Payroll & Labour·GOV.UK·2 months ago
The specified-route list now names ECAA Settlement. Applicants must still meet the decision, time-limit and validity tests; review examines caseworking errors in the original application.
Payroll & Labour·GOV.UK·2 months ago
HMRC’s 3 August 2026 changes record seven removals and 15 additions across Australia, India and Jersey. Listing remains no guarantee that a pension transfer is free of UK tax.
Tax·Case Law·2 months ago
SIS and CAR failed the disputed DOTAS hallmarks, despite tax advantages being a main benefit; individual landlords’ tax liabilities remain separate.
Tax·GOV.UK·2 months ago·13 documents
Appointments and revocations no longer need notice to HMRC for periods ending from 31 March 2026; filing without prior appointment can attract a £1,000 penalty.
Public Sector & Economy·GOV.UK·2 months ago
SAHP 2026–2036 payment flexibility requires a satisfactory guarantee dated before the first claim; eligible expenditure must already have been paid.
Tax·GOV.UK·2 months ago
Non-statutory clearance applicants risk closure if information arrives late; requests must identify genuine uncertainty, and the guidance drops referral to another officer.