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The theme for the 2024 Spring Budget we were told, repeatedly, was ‘lower taxes mean higher growth’.  Although there were a number of areas touched upon by Jeremy Hunt, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the KN Spring Budget Briefing 2024 looks at some of the most important changes and how they might impact our clients.

In part 1 of our Anatomy of a Deal blog series, we explored the initial stages of the sale process. In part 2 , we now delve into the complexities of transaction documents, disclosure, and ancillary documents.

  • Transaction documents
  • While the due diligence is ongoing, the solicitors will start preparing the binding documents required to implement the

    The future of technology in the United Kingdom has become a cornerstone issue in recent political discourse.  Ahead of the upcoming general election later this year, the Conservative and Labour parties are each in the process of setting out their stalls and heralding their visions for the nation’s future, technological landscape.

    The Labour Vision

    In

    As of 31 January 2024, significant changes are set to take effect in the certification process for high net worth individuals (HNWI) and sophisticated investors.

    These amendments, extending across England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland, will impact the financial promotions landscape, requiring individuals and firms to adapt to the new rules.

    Financial Promotions – An