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This review outlines the principal updates to the Immigration Rules (the Rules) contained in HC 877 that will most concern business immigration advisers. HC 877 was laid on 11 March 2016, accompanied by an Explanatory Memorandum (EM). This notice excludes amendments to Tier 2 of the Points-Based System (PBS) recommended by the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) in its January 2016 report, as the Home Office has not yet issued a formal response to the MAC review. Revisions to the Immigration Rules for Tier 2 are expected in the summer or autumn. Be aware that two sets of corrections were placed on the opening pages of HC 877 in March 2016, before the Statement took effect. You can jump to individual subjects swiftly via the Contents bar. Implementation Unless specified otherwise, the amendments apply to applications submitted on or after 6 April 2016. Applications filed before this date will be determined under the Rules in force as at 5 April 2016. Definitions Apart from definition changes that...

The Lexis+® UK Financial Services FCA/PRA Enforcement Database: Contains comprehensive details on all substantive FCA and PRA Final Notices and, where available, Decision Notices issued from 2014 onwards. Beyond enabling searches by particular rule or statutory breach, users may stack multiple filters, covering sector, keywords, and outcomes including public censures, prohibitions and Upper Tribunal judgments. The Database also provides in-depth analysis of financial penalties so that searches can be refined by criteria such as seriousness, aggravating and mitigating factors, and financial hardship. All material particulars of each matter appear within the Database, accompanied by the relevant Final Notice/Decision Notice, any connected notices, and FCA/PRA press releases...

Practice Note Corporate lawyers frequently need to make sense of a business’s accounts. The term ‘accounts’ is wide-ranging and includes internal reports, commonly called management accounts, as well as statutory accounts produced to satisfy company law. This Practice Note aims to clarify key elements typically found within accounts, enabling you to ask sensible questions, flag areas of risk or strong performance, and ultimately feel more at ease with the information presented. Although most UK corporate entities are companies, some organisations—particularly accountancy and law firms—operate as limited liability partnerships (LLPs). The accounting rules for LLPs are broadly aligned with those for companies, but the tax position differs: the LLP itself is not charged to tax on its profits; instead, the partners (the ‘members’) are responsible for the tax. For further information, see Practice Note: Taxation of UK LLPs. Formal requirements for accounts apply to all companies and LLPs, as well as charities; for very small charities, the accounting requirements may amount to a simple statement of cash...

This Agreement is entered into on [ insert date or leave date blank ] [ year ]. Parties [ Insert Employer’s name ], whose registered office is at [ insert Employer’s address ], company registration number [ insert Employer’s company number ] (Employer); and [ Insert Employee’s name ] of [ insert Employee’s address ] (you). The parties agree as follows: 1 Termination of employment 1.1 Your employment with the Employer [ will terminate OR terminated ] due to [ insert reason for termination ] on [ insert date ] ( Termination Date ). 1.2 You [ will be OR have been ] paid the accrued basic salary (less deductions for income tax and primary class 1 (employee) National Insurance contributions ( PAYE Deductions )) and [ will have OR have ] received your contractual benefits [ , including a payment of £[ insert amount ] in respect of [ insert number ] days’ accrued but untaken holiday entitlement...