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13 February 2025

EU Data Act: Are your SaaS contracts ready for September?

The EU Data Act is set to reshape the data landscape, and while its full impact will unfold over time, some key provisions are coming into effect this September that SaaS providers need to be aware of now. Specifically, we're talking about the rules around data switching, and how they'll likely require you to update your standard terms and existing customer agreements.

Christopher Perrin

3 February 2025

The UK government's first review of the Notifiable Acquisition Regulations

The Cabinet Office has published a report following the government's first statutory review of the performance of the Notifiable Acquisition regulations (NARs), the statutory instrument which sets out the detail of the 17 specified sectors of the economy subject to mandatory notification requirements under the National Security and Investment Act 2021 (NSIA).

Glafkos Tombolis

4 November 2024

CGT rates rise and the Employee Ownership Trust (EOT) regime reformed: now is the time consider sale to an EOT

At midnight on 30 October 2023, while many of us slept in eager anticipation of the new labour government’s first budget, the rate of Capital Gains Tax (CGT) increased. 12 hours later the Chancellor announced the higher rate of CGT had increased by 4%. The hike is less drastic than feared and seems unlikely to cause sellers too many sleepless nights. 

16 October 2024

National Security and Investment Act Annual Report 2023-24 – What have we learned?

The UK Government recently published its third annual report on the enforcement of the National Security and Investment Act 2021 (NSIA), which covers the period from 1 April 2023 to 31 March 2024.

Glafkos Tombolis

16 September 2024

Brace for impact: How to navigate the 2025 property tax shake-up

The new Labour government is expected to announce significant tax increases in the upcoming October budget. This follows Chancellor Rachel Reeves' revelation of £22 billion in unfunded spending.

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