The Return of Crown Preference On Wednesday 22 July 2020 the Finance Bill received Royal Assent, meaning that from 1 December 2020, HMRC will become what is known as a…
Does Privilege Survive The Dissolution of a Company? Legal advice privilege applies to communications between a client and its lawyers. The general rule is that those communications are not disclosable…
Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) On Friday 29th May 2020 the government announced its next set of reforms to the CJRS – or as you may know it the “Furlough…
Covid-19 and Changes to Corporate Insolvency Law On 20 May 2020, the Government laid before parliament its Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill. If passed in its present form, the Bill…
Company Directors and Covid-19 Company directors must take note that they are not relieved of their statutory duties by HM Government‘s latest COVID-19 reforms As announced in the recent press,…
The potential impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) on commercial contracts Many businesses across the globe are suffering due to the outbreak of the coronavirus or are making preparations in anticipation that…
Payment of capital gains tax – sellers beware! From 6 April 2020 UK residents disposing of UK residential property will have new capital gains tax (CGT) reporting and payment obligations.…
Margherita Bozzarello takes home a win for Nexus Solicitors at the Oldham College Apprenticeship awards. Margherita Bozzarello takes home a win for Nexus Solicitors at the Oldham College Apprenticeship awards.…
Nexus Solicitors is thrilled to be shortlisted with Margherita Bozzarello for a prestigious Apprenticeship Award by Oldham College Nexus Solicitors is thrilled to be shortlisted with Margherita Bozzarello for a…
Leasehold enfranchisement – the future? In England and Wales property is currently almost always owned on either a freehold or a leasehold basis:- Freehold is ownership that lasts forever, and…