HMRC Crypto Manual: points to consider
HMRC has updated its guidance on crypto assets which expands its thinking in various areas.
My view is this is work in progress, as...
Contributors
-
Associate -
Senior Associate
-
Associate -
Senior associate -
-
Partner -
Partner -
Associate -
Partner -
Partner -
Associate -
Partner -
-
Partner
-
Associate
-
Partner -
Senior Associate -
Associate -
Partner -
Associate
-
Associate -
Trainee -
Trainee -
-
Associate
-
-
Associate -
-
Associate -
-
Partner (non lawyer), Chartered Tax Adviser
-
-
Managing Partner -
Associate -
Senior Associate
-
Partner
-
Associate -
Associate -
Associate -
Trainee -
-
Partner -
Partner -
Senior Associate -
Associate -
Senior Associate -
Trainee -
Associate -
Associate
-
Partner -
Partner -
Partner -
Senior Associate
-
Senior Associate -
-
-
Partner -
Partner -
Partner -
Associate -
Partner -
Associate
-
Partner -
Partner
-
Associate -
-
-
Senior Associate
-
Associate -
Associate -
-
Partner -
Associate -
Senior Associate -
-
Partner
-
Associate -
Senior Associate
-
Associate
-
Partner -
Senior Associate -
Chartered Trade Mark Attorney -
Associate -
Partner
-
Senior Associate -
Partner -
Trainee Solicitor -
Partner -
-
Senior Associate
-
Partner -
Associate
-
Partner -
Associate
Harbottle & Lewis Archive
- April 2024 (1)
- March 2024 (3)
- February 2024 (2)
- January 2024 (5)
- December 2023 (7)
- November 2023 (3)
- September 2023 (12)
- August 2023 (2)
- July 2023 (3)
- June 2023 (3)
- May 2023 (1)
- April 2023 (3)
- March 2023 (6)
- February 2023 (4)
- January 2023 (1)
- November 2022 (5)
- October 2022 (6)
- September 2022 (2)
- August 2022 (3)
- July 2022 (3)
- June 2022 (4)
- May 2022 (6)
- April 2022 (4)
- March 2022 (1)
- February 2022 (3)
- January 2022 (9)
- December 2021 (8)
- November 2021 (11)
- October 2021 (16)
- September 2021 (8)
- August 2021 (3)
- July 2021 (7)
- June 2021 (10)
- May 2021 (17)
- April 2021 (25)
- March 2021 (38)
- February 2021 (6)
- January 2021 (2)
- December 2020 (1)
- November 2020 (5)
- October 2020 (4)
- September 2020 (5)
- August 2020 (1)
- July 2020 (5)
- June 2020 (6)
- May 2020 (29)
- April 2020 (21)
- March 2020 (10)
- February 2020 (5)
- January 2020 (4)
The Ukie Hub Crawl 2021: Selling your Business
Mark Phillips and I are delighted to be giving two sessions at Ukie's next Hub Crawl 2021 event at 4pm on 31 March on the topic of...
UK offers the world's best framework for trade mark protection
The 2021 Global Intellectual Property Index, published by the US Chamber of Commerce, has ranked the UK joint highest for its performance...
The Government's response to the Law Commission's proposals on charity regulation makes payments from disputed estates easier for trustees to make
We welcome the recent Government response to the Law Commission’s proposed recommendations to make charity regulation more effective and...
Record Deals 101
Looking forward to speaking at this session with the Featured Artists Coalition on Monday.
Come and join us for a discussion about...
Taking liberties with Duty of Care
This report shines a light on what may become one of the lasting legacies of the COVID-19 pandemic, namely the growing realisation that...
The introduction of a new 'tax day' to our calendars
On a day when we have rightly seen people pay their respects to those who have lost their lives, or are affected by COVID-19, we have...
Legacies and legacy: succession planning for creative people
The BBC report that Aretha Franklin's family have 'denounced' a new biopic produced by National Geographic. The family say that they have...
ASA issues warning to brands and influencers, most of whom are still not following the rules
The ASA has published an Influencer Monitoring report here, showing that most influencers are still not properly identifying their...
The UK Video Games market hit a record £7bn last year
The embargo is lifted and the numbers are out. The annual UK consumer market valuation puts the value of the UK games market in 2020 at a...
'Middle-income' earners: target for tax avoidance scheme promoters
An important reminder that not all tax avoidance schemes are directed at the super wealthy.
HMRC's recent report on marketed schemes...
Rather than merely ‘snarling’ at judges, Government looks to curb remit of judicial review
Judicial review plays an essential role in ensuring each branch of government recognises the limits of its own power, but have judges...
Bitcoin grows up!
We have seen Bitcoin values soar in the last year and we now see the first US investment bank offering access to bitcoin funds to some of...
Gambling and sports
Earlier this week I commented upon the EFL's warning that implementation of the House of Lords Select Committee's recommendation to ban...
EFL fights against potential loss of gambling sponsorship revenue
As my colleague, Mike Jones, has previously reported, implementation of the House of Lords Select Committee's recommendation that...
The role of crypto assets in tax evasion and money laundering
As Bitcoin values continue to head skywards, much is underway behind the scenes by Governments and Regulators to provide for more...
Stigma resulting from bringing a discrimination claim
The sad reality of bringing a sex discrimination claim against a City investment firm, is that more often than not, this will be a career...
Can "GEORGE ORWELL", "ANIMAL FARM" and "1984" be registered as trade marks?
The European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) has refused applications by the Sonia Brownell Orwell Estate to register these...
What does it mean to act in a beneficiary's 'best interests'?
An interesting take on a common discussion with clients below... When are the 'best interests' of beneficiaries more than purely...
A glimpse of the future for advisers and succession planners alike
It was interesting to see two stories this morning of activity at different ends of the ESG spectrum.
At one end - where financers reduce...
Taxation of Digital and Tech Businesses
The signs are there that the OECD will secure agreement from member countries, on its proposals to tax tech companies in 2021.
The...
A new approach to witness statements in the Business and Property Courts
The new Practice Direction 57AC (Witness evidence at trial) is set to significantly alter the approach taken to witness statements in the...
Producing ads during the Covid-19 pandemic
For many of our clients involved in ad production, a key issue since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic has been how to manage the risks...
The “midlife pivot”
We are really excited to have Eleanor join us next week to speak about this important issue and the “midlife pivot” as part of our...
Fixing the planet as we build back from Covid-19
The recent OECD General Secretary report includes the Environment and Energy and Carbon Taxes as key areas where more can be done to both...
Remarkable growth in filings for EU Trade Marks and designs by Chinese applicants
The EU Intellectual Property Office has issued its latest China Focus Report, which includes an analysis of the impact of COVID-19 on...
Commercial Court makes an important decision in the emerging case law on cryptocurrencies
In Ion Science Ltd v Persons Unknown and others the Commercial Court granted a proprietary injunction, worldwide freezing order and...
“Courtsiding”: Legal Dispute Highlights Value of Sports Data
A legal dispute between the sports data companies Genius Sports and Sportradar is highlighting the value to broadcasters and gamblers of...
Imagine if...
An amazing online festival taking place today organised by our clients, championing creativity and diversity in education. Speakers...
A further £400 million pledged for theatres and live venues
Whilst this increase to the Covid Recovery fund is obviously good news for the arts sector, there have been some within the industry...
Parliamentary inquiry to investigate brain injuries in sport
As a young footballer playing before the introduction of 7-a-side pitches and certainly before any guidelines about practising heading...
Nearly half of all UK entertainment sales in 2020 were video games
The Entertainment Retailers Association has released its figures for 2020. Despite the challenges, it has been a strong year for the...
SoA and WGGB investigate contributory publishing deals
The Society of Authors (SoA) and the Writers' Guild of Great Britain (WGGB) have launched a timely investigation into a range of...
The 39 Green Steps
A word search of the official Budget document reveals 39 references to the word ‘green’, seemingly not a homage to the work of John...
Sunak announces new 'furlough' fraud taskforce
Tax fraud is still high on the Government's agenda - with Sunak confirming that a new HMRC taskforce will be set up to investigate those...
Budget 2021: Covid-19
Tomorrow's Budget is one of the most eagerly awaited for many years, given the extent of Government debt arising from Covid-19.
The...
What should offshore trustees be looking out for in the Budget tomorrow?
A couple of key things for offshore trustees with UK connections to be looking out for when Rishi Sunak announces his Budget tomorrow:
1....
Another step forward for #ESG?
The progress of Environmental, Social, and Governance (#ESG) investing into the mainstream is expected to continue in the #Budget, with...
As a free user, you can like posts.
To repost this post to your own Passle blog, you will need to upgrade your account.
For plans and pricing, please contact our sales team at sales@passle.net