Grid Law founder David Walker advises a sole trader struggling to receive payments worth almost £7,000 from a building firm and clarifies the process of statutory demands. more»
HMRC has written to 145,000 UK businesses trading with EU nations clarifying simplified importing procedures should Britain leave the EU without a deal. more»
Is this legal? The new price would leave the project making a loss, and using a different supplier would jeopardise the delivery date for the client. more»
Following his series of articles drawing the distinctions between agents and distributors, Grid Law founder David Walker responds to a reader locked in a dispute with their sub-agent. more»
Cocooning Brits are going to eat more food at home next year, according to new figures, providing a boon for restaurants and delivery firms. more»
Companies could be prevented from winning government contracts if they continue to pay suppliers late, as new legislation is introduced to tackle the UK's late payment problem. more»
Hotel owners, travel companies and accountants have seen their profits bashed as confidence in the health of the UK economy begins to deteriorate, according to new survey findings. more»
A pair of London-based brothers have been jailed for more than 12 years after evading £3.6m in tax by distributing smuggled alcohol. more»
A failure to reach any Brexit deal will create an average tariff of 27% on products imported from the EU for food and drink supply chains, according to a new report. more»
Britain’s importers and exporters face an unprecedented increase in red tape in the event of a no-deal Brexit scenario, with small businesses set to be disproportionately affected. more»
