New director verification rules ‘will cut corporate register’, experts warn
The UK’s corporate register is expected to shrink significantly over the next year as new identity verification rules for company directors and beneficial owners come into force on Tuesday, according to specialists in corporate transparency and financial crime.From 18 November,
Reeves’ fruit machine tax ‘would gamble with pubs’ futures’, industry warns
Pub operators and hospitality leaders have warned that Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ expected tax raid on gaming machines could inflict serious damage on an industry already battling soaring costs, staff shortages and fragile consumer confidence.With speculation mounting that the Chancellor will
Getting to know you: Sarah Haran, Founder & CEO, Sarah Haran Accessories
Stepping away from a successful career in technology to pursue a long-held creative ambition is no small leap, yet that is precisely what Sarah Haran did.Today, she heads the British luxury accessories brand that bears her name, celebrated for workmanship,
Fine dining’s death by a thousand cuts, and at least a £250 bill
When I first started taking clients out for dinner, you could sit under the copper dome of Le Gavroche, order a bottle of claret you’d never dare drink at home, and—after a couple of courses, a soufflé, and a few
Businesses warn Budget cap on salary sacrifice pensions would remove “one of the few tools employers have to manage rising costs”
Businesses and financial experts have sharply criticised a potential clampdown on salary sacrifice pension benefits in the upcoming Budget, warning that the move would amount to a stealth rise in Employer National Insurance and leave companies with even fewer ways
Twitter hacker ordered to repay £4.1m in Bitcoin after celebrity account scam
A British man jailed in the United States for hacking the Twitter accounts of high-profile figures including Barack Obama and Jeff Bezos has been ordered to hand over £4.1 million in cryptocurrency linked to his crimes.Joseph James O’Connor, 26, was
Only 3% of business leaders believe the Lords will back down in Employment Rights Bill fight, survey finds
UK businesses are preparing for renewed uncertainty as the Employment Rights Bill (ERB) returns to the House of Lords today, with new research suggesting confidence in a swift resolution is almost non-existent.A survey by compliance firm VinciWorks has found that