This guide highlights the main legal risks you need to consider if you are buying another business or enterprise. Your business should always take legal advice at the outset of any acquisition.
The June 2010 Budget increased the lifetime allowance for entrepreneurs' relief from £2 million to £5 million. We have produced a checklist or your business clients that highlights the increased limit and sets out the other main features of the relief.
This checklist highlights the key legal obligations businesses should consider when dealing with personal data about customers, suppliers, employees or any other individual who you may encounter in the course of your business.
This guidance is aimed at businesses who are not regularly engaged in acquiring business premises or who may not have within their organisation expertise in this area.
Matters to look out for on inspection
A brief guide for landlords on getting ready to let
This guidance is aimed at property owners, individuals and businesses, who are not full time professional landlords but who have one or more business properties amongst their assets.
This checklist outlines how your business should respond to a flexible working request from one of your employees.
This checklist summarises the changes to employment legislation that will come into force in October 2010.
This checklist highlights the risks that your business and its employees should be aware of when using the internet and e-mail at work, sending work-related e-mails or discussing the workplace on the internet.
Legislation exists which allows workers to take statutory holiday while they are off sick. This means that workers on long-term sick leave can take holiday and be paid for it, even where they have exhausted their right to statutory and/or contractual sick pay.
With the approach of the summer holidays employers should be aware of the rules which apply to the employment of children and young people.
Before you book the venue there are some things you should consider planning for in the event of a breakdown of the relationship, or death of either or both partners.
It is important to specify how you want to own the property when you are buying it, to avoid any uncertainty in the future.