The business rates loopholes your small company should know
If your firm doesn't benefit from government-backed business rates loopholes, what can owners do to circumvent the business rates rise in ways that are lawful and cost-effective? more»
Tenants
No Agent: The Airbnb for long-term renting that’s empowering tenants
No Agent's mission is to create a fairer, moreequitable property marketplace for both landlords and generation rent. more»
The Urban Collective: A proptech startup making renting less arduous for tenants
Husband and wife duo Mayank Mathur and Valerie Vigouroux developed The Urban Collective to make the often drawn out, painful process of renting quicker, simpler and more enjoyable for tenants. more»
12 Christmas tips for retailers this festive season
With the festive season often the make or break for retailers, partner on the retail team at law firm Boodle Hatfield, Olivia Tassell, offers readers her 12 top Christmas tips for retailers this festive season. more»
Resolving common business rates issues between landlords and tenants
Advisor Mark Allen explains some of the business rates issues frequently experienced between company owners and property landlords. more»
Pubs Code launch sees greater rights and protection for tied tenants
Tenants operating tied pubs in the UK will, from 21 July, have more rights and greater protection when dealing with large pub companies, as the Pubs Code comes into force. more»
Anna Soubry asked to apologise for Pubs Code fiasco
The Pubs Code must have been in place by 26 May this year, but apparent drafting errors in the legislation has caused the Department for Business Innovation and Skills (BIS) to miss the deadline, putting it in breach of primary legislation. more»
Pubs and off-licences hiring illegal workers face closure under government crackdown
The government will impose harsher penalties on firms found to be employing illegal migrants as part of this autumn's Immigration Bill. more»
