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UK Employees Working Abroad – What are the Risks to UK Employers?
If you have employees working abroad or are considering allowing employees to work abroad, find out what legal and tax implications this may have on your business.
Business Immigration: Updated Right to Work Checks
It is a legal requirement to check all employee passports and right to work in the UK and to keep these updated. Failure to comply with right to work checks can result in commercial and reputational damage to your company and you could potentially be hit with an immigration fine of up to £20,000 per illegal worker.
Sole Trader or Limited Company in the UK: Which is best for you?
Are you a sole trader that would benefit from becoming an incorporated Limited Company. This article highlights the two different types of business structures, each with their own advantages and disadvantages.
How Non-UK Companies Can Utilise the (S)EIS Scheme
In this week’s newsletter, Misha Patel our Head of Tax explore how non-UK foreign entities can utilise the benefits of (S)EIS investment scheme for startups to access funding.