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Travers Smith
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 12 ธ.ค. 2016
Travers Smith is an international law firm, which acts for publicly-listed and private companies, financial institutions and private equity clients, as well as other business enterprises involved in large and complex UK and cross-border matters and transactions.
The firm’s business comprises the following main practice areas: Commercial, IP & Technology, Competition, Corporate Finance and M&A, Dispute Resolution, Employee Incentives, Employment, Environment & Operational Regulatory, Finance & Restructuring, Financial Services & Markets, Investment Funds, Pensions, Private Equity, Real Estate, Regulatory Investigations and Tax.
The firm’s business comprises the following main practice areas: Commercial, IP & Technology, Competition, Corporate Finance and M&A, Dispute Resolution, Employee Incentives, Employment, Environment & Operational Regulatory, Finance & Restructuring, Financial Services & Markets, Investment Funds, Pensions, Private Equity, Real Estate, Regulatory Investigations and Tax.
Sustainability Insights: Can the UK's FCA move the needle on diversity?
In this week's issue of Travers Smith's Sustainability Insights week we are looking at the UK's proposed new rules on Diversity and Inclusion for regulated financial firms.
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Alternative Insights: The impact and regulation of private credit funds
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In this week's issue of Alternative Insights we are looking at the impact and regulation of private debt funds.
Travers Smith's 12th Annual Cycle Day 2023
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Earlier this summer, we were delighted to welcome clients, friends from overseas law firms and other contacts to our 12th Annual Travers Smith Cycle Day. Over 50 cyclists joined us for the opportunity to get together, cement existing relationships and build new ones, and of course cycle across the beautiful hills of North Hertfordshire, on what proved to be a stunning day. We were joined by for...
Tax. Simplified. | IR35: Celebrity winners and losers
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In our latest Tax. Simplified. podcast episode, Head of Incentives and Remuneration, Mahesh Varia, and Knowledge Counsel, Kulsoom Hadi, discuss two recent cases involving intermediaries linked to Gary Lineker and Eamonn Holmes and consider what this might mean for other workers providing their services in this way and their clients. When a worker provides services to an end client through an in...
Tax. Simplified. | FIFA World Cup 2022 - Tactics and tax takeaways
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In our latest Tax. Simplified. podcast episode, Tax Senior Associate Kaleem Khan and Associate Lewis Currie consider, at a high level, how some of the tax rules interact with the world of football (sometimes in surprising ways). With World Cup fever well underway, this is a timely juncture to consider some of the pertinent tax issues, including some of the tax issues which arise in relation to ...
Tax. Simplified. | What do you need to know about the unallowable purpose rule?
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In our latest Tax. Simplified. podcast, Tax Senior Associate Siv Devakumar and Associate Lewis Currie consider the recent case law developments on the unallowable purpose rule. The unallowable purpose rule is a statutory test which is part of the tax rules relating to corporate debt - it can apply to disallow interest deductions for a UK corporate taxpayer if it's party to the loan in question ...
Tax. Simplified. | A new UK corporate re-domiciliation regime?
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In our latest Tax. Simplified. podcast, Tax Partner Simon Skinner and Senior Associate Joseph Sheldrick discuss the UK Government's proposal for a new corporate re-domiciliation regime. This proposal was first announced in Autumn 2021, and the Government completed a consultation process earlier this year. The details are still to be finalised, but the new regime may come into effect as early as...
Tax. Simplified. | Introduction to BEPS
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In this podcast, Senior Associates, Sarah Roman and Michelle Carnegie, from the Travers Smith Tax team provide an introduction to base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) and the measures being taken to reform international taxation rules, with a particular focus on the new Global Anti-Base Erosion (GloBE) rules.
Tax. Simplified. | To PAYE or not to PAYE - the importance of understanding your worker supply chain
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In this podcast, Senior Associate, Claire Prentice, and Knowledge Counsel, Kulsoom Hadi, from the Travers Smith Incentives team consider the importance of understanding and monitoring your worker supply chain from an employment tax perspective.
Tax. Simplified. | The new rules on uncertain tax treatment (part 2)
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In the second Travers Smith tax podcast on the new Uncertain Tax Treatment rules, Tax Partner Simon Skinner and Tax Senior Associate Hugh Brooks discuss what an "uncertain tax treatment" will include.
What's Happening in Pensions Issue 104 summary
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"What’s Happening in Pensions", is Travers Smith Pensions' regular news briefing covering topical pensions law developments.
Sustainability Insights: ESG and antitrust
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In this week's issue of Sustainability Insights, we are at why it's important to manage competition law and antitrust risks when signing-up to industry-wide ESG collaborations and collective pledges.
Alternative Insights: The impact of the EU's new rules on foreign subsidies
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In this week's issue of Alternative Insights we are looking at some important new EU regulations on foreign subsidies that will affect many large M&A deals.
Tax. Simplified. | The new rules on uncertain tax treatment (part 1)
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In our latest Travers Smith tax podcast (the first in a series of two on this topic), Tax Partner Simon Skinner and Tax Senior Associate Hugh Brooks introduce the new rules relating to uncertain tax treatment following the latest draft HMRC guidance released on 18 January 2022.
Travelling Seamlessly Episode 13 UK and US Considerations in relation to Management Incentive Plan
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Travelling. Seamlessly. Episode 13 UK and US Considerations in relation to Management Incentive Plans Part 2
Travelling. Seamlessly. | UK/US Considerations in relation to Management Incentive Plans Part 1
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Travelling. Seamlessly. | UK/US Considerations in relation to Management Incentive Plans Part 1
Travelling. Seamlessly. | Review of the year 2022
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Travelling. Seamlessly. | Review of the year 2022
Travelling. Seamlessly. | How a company can become and remain UK tax resident
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Travelling. Seamlessly. | How a company can become and remain UK tax resident
Travelling. Seamlessly. | Private companies & international share plans
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Travelling. Seamlessly. | Private companies & international share plans
Travelling. Seamlessly. | Public companies & international share plans
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Travelling. Seamlessly. | Public companies & international share plans
Travelling. Seamlessly. | New visa options for employers
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Travelling. Seamlessly. | New visa options for employers
Travelling. Seamlessly. | The UK's immigration regime
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Travelling. Seamlessly. | The UK's immigration regime
Travelling. Seamlessly. | Carried interest returns for internationally mobile fund managers
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Travelling. Seamlessly. | Carried interest returns for internationally mobile fund managers
Travelling. Seamlessly. | Overseas remote working - what are the employment tax liabilities?
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Travelling. Seamlessly. | Overseas remote working - what are the employment tax liabilities?
Travelling. Seamlessly. | Overseas remote working when does it create a taxable presence for the emp
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Travelling. Seamlessly. | Overseas remote working when does it create a taxable presence for the emp
Travelling. Seamlessly. | Tax issues relating to non-resident directors
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Travelling. Seamlessly. | Tax issues relating to non-resident directors
Travelling. Seamlessly. | How to structure a private equity transaction for a global management team
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Travelling. Seamlessly. | How to structure a private equity transaction for a global management team
Travelling. Seamlessly. | Short term business visitors
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Travelling. Seamlessly. | Short term business visitors
Talking. Sustainability. Green Incentives
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Talking. Sustainability. Green Incentives
Talking. Sustainability. Tax, ESG and Sustainability Part 2
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Talking. Sustainability. Tax, ESG and Sustainability Part 2
I have known of a person who had family emergency left senior employee in charge whilst away the employee transferred ownership saying owner died then took all the money killed the business the recourse was minimal business had been destroyed governance is key how to manage, what's the best way to avoid this issue pls
Well that's cleared that up, oh my oh my, I think I need to watch this again, thanks for your help.
Diverging from EU laws sounds so good until you realize that all trade with the EU will dissapear the more you diverge.....
Brexshit is clearly a disaster.
What has Brexit done? More excrements on our coast....well done! While there were warnings about the incoming non-availability of European manufactured, sewage-refining chemicals being dismissed as “project fear”; Michael Gove snorted with haughty delight as he promised us leaving the EU would enable us to enjoy even tighter environmental protections, rather than being swamped with raw sewage. Today, more sewage on the south coast. When Liz Truss was environment Minister, she defunded the environment.
The so-called "United" kingdom.
Subtitles very useful as sound quality on this video leaves much to be desired.
Subscribed and shared to Facebook. At last some nitty gritty 👍👍.
I found your channel on my TH-cam suggestions. So after a wee look at where you are coming from ? I come to the conclusion you are in favour of free market, on the Neoliberal side? No matter it is sugar coated, Brexit is the biggest misstep in British history? With UK being in direct competition with the European Union? How is it possible to regulate in a 'smarter, more targeted, lite touch manner ' ? This is classic Neoliberal buzz words ! So if business get 'lite touch ' regulations and want to export into the European Union, I'm sure they will be tripping over themselves for UK to be best buddies? Absolute utter nonsense! UK is a small country on the fringes of Europe yet this Brexit project is somehow going to compete with EU, having UK rules, regulations and standards? We can't even implement customs checks? Brexit is a cult that most of us are just starting to see through . UK not only is in a downward spiral, with a Truss hard right Neoliberal in charge the UK is not only going to struggle to compete with the wider world, it is going to struggle to survive as a viable State! NI and Scotland's secession will end the UK and it Neoliberal Brexit project as a failed experiment. The Brexit Empire will end with the secession of Scotland and Northern Ireland. The dissolution of United kingdom will be the legacy! Think I am wrong? Possibly, maybe Truss can change our minds in Scotland and we come to love a Neoliberal Brexit isolationist English project?
I think you are correct. The UK tail will not wag the EU dog.
@ rob duncan So what you are saying, in a nutshell, is; THE UK IS FUKT and it is self inflicted! No doubt about it!!
Don't understand why your videos don't get more views. I find them pretty comprehensive and well-made from the technical side of things. Thanks for all the work you put into them!! 👍
I agree, these videos are like lectures form qualified practitioners. Most other content tends to be opinion pieces by quasi journalists. I am starting to miss my College Days
@@fransdigitalmediaservices3912 So why is this glossary of trade not including the massive push of government deregulation, a policy that will hurt small and medium sized businesses?
Keeping up the good work - well done Rachel
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This is fascinating. I am researching the use of relational contracts in Family Law, where academics have typically assumed it is unworkable in practice. The fact the Court has given credence to this type of contract in commercial law makes it an very interesting proposition for deciding asset division upon the breakdown of relationships between cohabitants.