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Plans have been submitted to modernise the identification doctrine, a legal principle which can hold corporations criminally liable for an offence.
Find out about clearance applications and how to apply to HMRC for advance confirmation of an exempt distribution when a company purchases its own shares.
Corporate governance is the way in which organisations are directed and controlled.
How networks and individuals can support the country's emergency planning, response and recovery, and keep systems and services running.
Find out about risks of excise duty evasion and other commercial risks if you're an excise warehousekeeper, registered owner, duty representative or registered consignor.
This page provides background information on public bodies and gives guidance to departments.
This guidance sets out the standards for those that serve on the boards of public bodies, and how they can best support effective working relationships with departments.
Guide for overseas investors on how to access NHS procurement channels.
How to tax a beneficial loan arrangement for a director or employee.
Centralised guidance for SMEs and departments on government’s commitment to support start-ups and small businesses via government procurement, and commit to paying them on time.
Guidance for staff of responder agencies, particularly senior officers or managers involved in emergency response and recovery preparations.
Decide whether to set up a charitable incorporated organisation (CIO), a charitable company or an unincorporated association or trust.
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