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29 May 2020
Statement of changes to the Sole Representative Visa
The sole representative visa is a popular visa category for business owners who wish to establish a commercial presence, in the UK. There was an increase in applications under this visa category in the last year as the T...
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29 May 2020
Can employees refuse to travel to work during lockdown?
When planning a safe return to work, employers may be faced with employees who have concerns about traveling to work. Equally, employees may be in a state of uncertainty and confusion. The question which then arises is, ...
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26 May 2020
Capital Gains Tax and divorcing couple
As you all know, the new tax year has commenced despite all the difficulties resulted from the on-going pandemic. There are considerable changes which came into effect with the new Tax Year as of 06 April 2020, which may...
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23 May 2020
Home Office Policy on fee Waiver application found Unlawful
The Upper Tribunal has found that the Home Office’s policy for waiving the immigration application fee for destitute immigrants — the fees can add up to thousands of pounds for a family — is unlawful and needs to b...
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16 May 2020
Covid-19: advice for employers on automatic unfair dismissal and a safe return to work
The general rule is that an employee can claim unfair dismissal when he has been employed for a certain period. However, this requirement is waived and an employee is able to claim automatic unfair dismissal if he can be...
