“Exceptional circumstances” and the Statutory Residence Test
A recent Upper Tribunal case has highlighted HMRC’s strict view of what constitutes ‘exceptional circumstances’, Andrew McCready explains.
A recent Upper Tribunal case has highlighted HMRC’s strict view of what constitutes ‘exceptional circumstances’, Andrew McCready explains.
Leading restructuring and insolvency professional Oliver Collinge from PKF GM in Leeds analyses.
The estate of medical staff who died due to COVID-19 which was contracted during their work may be able to […]
While the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement aims to protect rights and maintain the old social security rules, individuals can still get caught and further changes to the UK’s agreements with EU and EEA countries are still possible.
Leading restructuring and insolvency professional Oliver Collinge from PKF GM in Leeds explains why economic climate drives increase in insolvencies.
The first half of 2020 was sluggish, reflecting a turbulent start to the year with Brexit uncertainty and then Covid. But by September IPO activity had picked up.
Insolvency figures released today for January 2022* by the Government’s Insolvency Service showed corporate insolvencies more than doubled compared to the same month last year (1560 in January 2022 and 758 in January 2021).
What are the errors and failings the FRC wants to see avoided in future corporate reports and accounts?
The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) ended on 30 September 2021. Claims for September had to be submitted no later than 14 October 2021.
Digital platforms are continuing to transform insurance. How will insurance intermediaries gain assurance that new digital processes are working well?
Oliver Collinge, Director in our Restructuring team, compares data from Q4 2022 to Q1 2023.
HMRC has been increasing its compliance checks with employers it believes may have falsely claimed money via the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS).