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Learn about the form required to accompany an eVisa in the UK. This form is used to provide additional information about the applicant. Find details on how to fill out the form and what documents…
The UK offers customs duty reliefs for goods imported for events, which can include exemption from or reduction of duty.
If you're involved in international events in the UK, you need to know about customs special procedures and reliefs. This guide will help you understand these issues.
The UK Home Office has withdrawn refusals of citizenship in good character cases. Four judicial review claims against the Home Office have been resolved.
The UK government has published a tax update for 2026, aiming to simplify, modernise and make the tax system fairer. The update includes consultations, calls for evidence, and announcements.
Employees in the UK can claim tax relief on job expenses. New rules help you understand how to do it. Employees must notify HMRC of job expenses and claim tax relief.
The UK Court of Appeal has ruled on an entry clearance appeal involving past sexual offending. The decision concerns individuals with a history of sexual crime and determines that refusal of entry…
This scheme allows young people from participating countries to live and work in the UK. A ballot system is used to select candidates.
The UK has published a quality report for statistics relating to measuring tax gaps. This report provides information on the quality of the statistics and the methods used to collect them.
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has published statistics on tax gaps. Measuring tax gaps is an important aspect of tax policy.
Changes have been made to the rules for providing health services to visitors in Northern Ireland. The new rules determine which services are free and which require payment.
The UK government has released statistics on non-domiciled taxpayers. This may be important for you if you are a non-domiciled taxpayer in the UK. Below, you will find information on what this means…
Guidance on Palestine country policy and information notes. This guidance is used by UK Visas and Immigration to make decisions in asylum and human rights applications. The guidance includes…
The Advance Tax Certainty Service is designed to support both customers and HMRC colleagues, providing clarity and certainty on tax obligations.
The Global Talent visa is often presented as a flexible and attractive visa route for talented individuals. However, the real challenge is often the endorsement stage, where most applications…
The UK Immigration Service has published guidance on biometric data-sharing. This guidance is intended for immigration staff.
The UK has updated its taxation rules for cross-border trade. Learn how this may impact your business. Notices made under the Taxation (Cross-border Trade) Act 2018 have the force of law.
New PAYE rules for labour supply chains that include umbrella companies come into effect on 6 April 2026. Find out how this will impact your business.
The UK has introduced changes to court and tribunal fees. The changes are in effect as per The Court and Tribunal Fees (Miscellaneous Amendments) Order 2026. Court fees are regulated by the relevant…
There have been changes to the court and tribunal fees in the UK. The new rules are now in effect. Read more in our article.
If you move goods into Great Britain, you must make an entry summary declaration. This is a required procedure for all importers.
The High Court of the UK has struck out the Home Secretary’s fraud accusations in a TOEIC damages claim. This ruling may have significant implications for claimants accused of cheating on the…
Age assessment decisions have a huge impact on unaccompanied asylum-seeking children. Challenging a negative decision is possible with legal help.
The UK Immigration Service has updated its guidance on the age concern referrals process. This guidance is intended for immigration staff.
Official statistics on earnings and employment in the UK. Monthly estimates of payrolled employees and their pay. Data provided by HM Revenue and Customs and the Office for National Statistics.
Institutions with a student sponsor licence must pass a Basic Compliance Assessment every 12 months. Without doing so, a university cannot assign confirmations of acceptance for studies (CAS).
If you underpay import or export duties, you may face a customs debt. Learn who is responsible for the debt and how to avoid penalties.
This article explains the process of transferring applicants from Europe to the UK. The guidance is intended for decision makers.
The UK government has increased mileage allowance payments for the self-employed. This change is effective immediately. Read on for details.
This video explains how to create a UKVI account to access your eVisa, a necessary step for all UK visa applicants.
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