The number of people giving to charity in their Will may rise over the next five years, despite experts predicting that legacy income would fall as a result of the pandemic.
Government delivers £38 billion in coronavirus business loans
More than £38 billion has now been delivered in loans and guarantees to support businesses affected by Covid-19, new figures have revealed.
What challenges will employers face as people return to the workplace?
The UK Government has started to gradually ease lockdown measures, with non-essential retail being allowed to re-open, and employers now looking at how to put their return to work plans in place.
Stamp duty: Government relaxing three-year rule for reclaiming surcharge
The Government is relaxing the three-year rule for reclaiming the Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) surcharge for exceptional circumstances where a property could not be sold during the three-year time limit because of the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Premier League football club lodge ‘Albion’ trade mark application
Premier League football club Brighton & Hove Albion has applied to the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) in a bid to trade mark the word ‘Albion’, reports have revealed.