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Corporate Update Bulletin - 6 March 2025 Corporate Update is our fortnightly bulletin highlighting the latest legal and regulatory developments of interest to corporates. Welcome to the latest edition of Corporate Update, our fortnightly bulletin offering a five-minute read of the latest develop... Corporate Update Bulletin - 20 March 2025 Corporate Update is our fortnightly bulletin highlighting the latest legal and regulatory developments of interest to corporates. Welcome to the latest edition of Corporate Update, our fortnightly bulletin offering a five-minute read of the latest develop... Corporate Update Bulletin - 3 April 2025 Corporate Update is our fortnightly bulletin highlighting the latest legal and regulatory developments of interest to corporates. Welcome to the latest edition of Corporate Update, our fortnightly bulletin offering a five-minute read of the latest develop... Reinventing the 9-5 BLOG: Everyone's a winner - but some wins are more substantial than others: latest OECD assessment of the impact of the global minimum tax The global minimum tax is now in effect in the UK for qualifying multinational groups for accounting periods beginning on or after 31 December 2023.  A number of other jurisdictions have also implemented the rules or are in the process of implementin... BLOG: Cryptoasset reporting: collecting data on the data economy With cryptoassets hitting the news again recently, financial regulators and tax authorities are moving to place a tighter rein on the sector. In October 2023, the UK government confirmed its plans to regulate a much broader swathe of cryptoasset activitie... BLOG: Fourth tranche of Pillar Two Administrative Guidance: all clear for securitisations? Securitisation is a form of structured financing, whereby the credit risks associated with a specific pool of assets are segregated from the originators’ own credit risks. This is typically achieved by establishing a special purpose vehicle (SPV), which p... BLOG: The Autumn Budget 2024: Will the Budget deliver growth in UK energy and infrastructure? On 30 October 2024, the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, delivered the first Budget under a Labour government since 2010, emphasising in her speech that “the only way to drive economic growth is to invest, invest, invest”. Transport, infrastructure, industry, t... BLOG: How does the purpose of your borrowing impact tax deductibility? It will come as no surprise that the UK imposes certain restrictions on companies’ ability to deduct interest when calculating the profits that are subject corporation tax.  One of these restrictions is the unallowable purpose rule in section 441 of ... BLOG: Borders of Smoke and Steel: The UK CBAM Consultation Response In a world where borders are often seen as barriers, greenhouse gases remain unconfined, drifting across seas and skies, untethered to nations or geographies. The United Kingdom is now primed to erect a new type of border: motivated not by exclusion, but ...