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Latest FCDO travel advice for Turkey including on entry requirements, safety and security and local laws and customs.
The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) provides advice…
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Before you travel check that: your destination can provide the healthcare…
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Tax and reporting rules for employers providing sporting, recreational or leisure facilities
As an employer paying for sporting or recreational facilities for your…
You won’t have to report anything to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) or pay…
If the facilities you provide aren’t exempt, you’ll need to: report the…
The following guides contain more detailed information: exemption for…
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
Tax and reporting rules for employers providing long-service awards
How to start a case in the King’s Bench, part of the High Court which deals with claims such as personal injury, libel and contract law.
How to take someone to court over a construction, building, engineering or another technically complex dispute.
How to start a case in the Chancery Division of the High Court, which deals with business, property, land, competition and probate disputes.
This guide outlines how departments should evaluate a hosting business case, particularly before beginning the spend control process.
Find out about changes to enveloped UK dwellings and related finance from 6 April 2017.
How to take a dispute with another company to the Circuit Commercial Court if you run a small or medium sized business.
The actions you need to take and project management procedures you need to complete on success of your application.
Minister for Pensions Laura Trott is today calling on pensioners to check if they are eligible for Pension Credit ahead of the launch of a new “Invitation to Claim” trial.
The CMA will examine the accuracy of ‘green’ claims made about household essentials – such as food, drink, and toiletries – to make sure shoppers are not being misled.
Two thousand people in Great Britain will receive letters inviting them to apply for Pension Credit as part of an innovative new trial launched today.
Claims for Pension Credit more than doubled during the Department for Work and Pension’s recent Pension Credit Day of Action, new figures have revealed.
Pensioners and their loved ones are being urged to take up Pension Credit as new figures show an estimated £1.7 billion in benefit is being left unclaimed.
Wreck and salvage laws, the role of the Receiver of the Wreck, wreck owners and salvors and how to report wreck material.
Thousands more separating parents will avoid stressful courtroom battles as the Government boosts its landmark family mediation scheme with an additional £1.3 million.
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