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Tax and reporting rules for employers providing social functions, including annual parties, for employees
As an employer providing social functions and parties for your employees,…
You might not have to report anything to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) or…
If any of the events you provide aren’t exempt, you’ll have to report the…
The following guide contains more detailed information: particular…
A guide to organising a street party - telling your council, closing roads, getting insurance and licences
Street parties on quiet streets that don’t affect the wider road network…
You’ll need to get permission from your local council to close a road.…
Alcohol and food A licence isn’t needed if you’re going to provide alcohol…
Check what you need to tell your local council if you are organising a small street party with your neighbours
Meet your neighbours, celebrate an event or mark an occasion with a party.
HM Treasury has outlined its approach to designating critical third parties to the UK financial services sector.
This guide provides practical advice for anyone looking to hold a street party.
Documents relating to aggregates working parties: annual and monitoring reports.
The Committee has published a review of the codes of conduct of political parties holding seats in Parliament.
The fifth report by the Committee on Standards in Public Life, published October 1998
We are an independent review, looking at the 2015 general election to see how well the regulatory system for third party campaigning works.
Parties and medical examiners named in a court order can use this form to make a statement to the court.
This review synthesises the literature from academic, policy and knowledge institutions sources
Statement follows plenary session with the four Executive parties at Hillsborough Castle.
What has been the pattern of political party development in Ukraine over the last 10 years and how have these parties performed in recent elections?
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