Running a business

With 31 January deadline fast approaching, time is ticking for the UK’s 5.4m tax payers to submit their Self-Assessment tax returns.

In light of Covid-19, health and safety rules have changed and venue owners, event organisers and attendees need to be up to speed.

Fly-tipping is the only crime where the victims (private landowners) have a legal responsibility to dispose of the waste. Mark Woodman looks at the laws around this modern day scourge.

Mark Woodman, Solicitor at DAS Law, looks at what farmers are legally required to do to keep both themselves and their workers safe.

Mark Woodman, Solicitor at DAS Law, looks at what farmers need to know regarding a Farm Business Tenancy.

Mark Woodman, solicitor at DAS Law, looks at what farmers need to know about trespassing.

As the country continues taking steps toward a return to normal, Covid restrictions remain in place in order to allow the reopening process to be conducted as safely as possible.

Molly-Ellen Turecek looks at what employers need to consider when returning employees to work.

Although lockdown restrictions are easing for many businesses across the country, health & safety and social distancing measures still apply.

Running a business from your home could make it easier to balance your home life with your work, but there are a number of extra rules that you will need to consider.

The Covid-19 pandemic and social distancing bought into sharp focus the need for all organisations to consider their decision making processes.

Finding employees who will be a long-term asset for your business can be an arduous and stressful process. Here are the myriad rules and regulations that you need to be aware of from the outset.