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Get information on lists of organisations that endorse global talent. This guide helps you understand how the endorsement process works.
To apply for a UK visa in Iraq, you need to take a tuberculosis test. Find out where you can get tested. If you plan to apply for a UK visa, you will need to take a tuberculosis test.
The Global Talent visa is a category of visa that allows highly skilled workers to work in the UK. Our guide will help you understand the application process.
This article provides guidance on submitting Pillar 2 top-up taxes returns in the UK. Review the instructions and requirements.
VAT civil penalties can be substantial. Understanding the rules and procedures can help avoid penalties. This guide covers the key aspects of VAT civil penalties.
Right to rent immigration checks are mandatory for landlords and letting agents. Familiarize yourself with the guidance to understand your obligations.
UK employers must check employees' right to work to avoid discrimination. Our guide helps you understand how to do it correctly.
The UK has introduced new regulations governing employment and rental accommodation for migrants. Employers and landlords must check the immigration status of employees and tenants.
Official statistics on Employment Allowance take-up in 2025 to 2026. Estimate from HMRC. Employment Allowance is a tax credit for employers in the UK.
The service level agreement sets out requirements and performance measures for Welsh rates of income tax, affecting taxpayers in Wales.
HMRC has published the fourth edition of its Making Tax Digital for Income Tax software developer newsletter, featuring the latest updates and guidance on implementing Making Tax Digital.
The child student route is the main immigration route for children aged 4 to 17 who want to study at an independent school in the UK. This guide explains how to apply for a child student visa.
The UK Immigration Service has published guidance on assessing the age of asylum applicants. This guidance is intended for immigration staff.
The National Age Assessment Board (NAAB) has commenced. Immigration staff must follow new guidance. This guidance will help them navigate the process of age assessment for young migrants.
If you live abroad but receive UK income, you may be eligible for a tax refund. Use form R43 to claim back personal allowances and tax payments.
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has named a firm after receiving a breach settlement related to Russia sanctions, which may affect exporters.
The UK has introduced new rules limiting employment opportunities for migrants. The changes are related to the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Act 2025.
Victims of domestic abuse may face challenges in gathering evidence for immigration purposes. This guide will help you understand how to collect the necessary evidence.
The UK's second Payments on Account deadline is approaching. The deadline is July 31. Don't miss it!
The UK has introduced new Online Procedure Rules. These rules are the first to be made under the Judicial Review and Courts Act 2022, aiming to improve online court procedures.
The UNHCR has expressed concerns over the UK government's plans to establish a new asylum appeals body. Unqualified adjudicators may undermine the body's effectiveness. The UNHCR recommends that the…
UK visa processing times can vary. Check how quickly you’ll receive a decision on your application. You can check the UK visa processing times on the UK government website.
The UK has introduced changes to the rules for entering and staying in the country. The changes are related to the Immigration (Leave to Enter and Remain) Order 2000. Migrants should be aware of the…
A recent borders inspector report has criticized the quality of asylum decision-making. The report highlights issues with staff recruitment and training, as well as low staff morale.
Learn about common errors when reporting Apprenticeship Levy and claiming Employment Allowance. Understand how to avoid common mistakes and get the necessary allowances.
The EU Commission has adopted Delegated Regulation 2015/2446, which has the force of law. Check our guide to understand the implications for workers and employers. The Commission has also published…
Domestic violence is a serious infringement of human rights. Victims can apply for leave to remain in the UK. Learn how.
The UK's EU exit has changed customs export regulations. Notices made under The Customs (Export) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019 have the force of law. Familiarize yourself with the changes to avoid…
A June 2026 newsletter update on tax-free savings has been published. Learn about the latest news and updates.
The authorities in England and Wales have updated the fees for registration of events. Now, a new fee will be charged for registration of birth, death, marriage, or civil partnership. Details in the…
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