UK organisations hosting short-term business visitors (STBVs)—such as employees from overseas group entities—must either operate PAYE tax on their earnings during their UK stay or obtain a Short-Term Business Visitor (STBV) agreement from HMRC. Accede al contenido completo Fuente: Crowe
Reino Unido
Contenido IHR Provider: Your guide to the UK’s immigration White Paper: A comprehensive overview of policy shifts and employer considerations: Vialto Partners
The UK Government published their immigration White Paper on 12 May 2025. Accede al contenido completo Fuente: Vialto Partners
Contenido IHR Provider: EEUU, Francia & UK: Immigration weekly update: May 15, 2025: Crown World Mobility
Immigration news updates for AMER and EMEA regions Accede al contenido completo Fuente: Crown World Mobility
Contenido IHR Provider: Immigration updates – 27th of March: Eres Legal
Immigration news and updates 27th March, concerning Denmark’s new system for digital applications, Finland’s automated decisions on applications for extended permits and United Kingdom’s increase of application fees. Accede al contenido completo Fuente: Eres Legal
Contenido IHR Providers: Reino Unido: Reforma fiscal revoluciona el tratamiento de no domiciliados: Auxadi
Tras la asunción de Keir Starmer como primer ministro en julio de 2024, el Reino Unido ha emprendido una profunda reforma económica, destacando la modernización del sistema fiscal para individuos y entidades no domiciliadas. Esta transformación, centrada en la residencia en lugar del domicilio, busca simplificar y clarificar las obligaciones fiscales. Accede al CONTENIDO completo Fuente: Auxadi
Noticia IHR Providers: Reino Unido: Cambios en la tributación de las personas físicas no domiciliadas: EMS
La tributación de las personas no domiciliadas en el Reino Unido será objeto de cambio. El régimen de individuos no domiciliados tal y como lo conocemos terminará a partir del 6 de abril de 2025 y, junto con él, el concepto de domicilio y las complejas reglas de base de remesas. Esto dejará a los […]
Noticia IHR Providers: United Kingdom: Code of Practice on «right to disconnect»? Baker McKenzie
In its «Make Work Pay» manifesto, the Labour government pledged to bring in the «right to switch off» for workers. The government is reportedly considering a Code of Practice on such right, which may operate in a similar way to the Codes of Practice on disciplinary and grievance matters, and fire and rehire, with the […]
Contenido IHR Providers: The UK’s new Labour government: What to expect and how to prepare: Vialto Partners
As a result of its victory at the General Election held on 4 July 2024, the Labour Party has formed the new UK government, with Sir Keir Starmer as Prime Minister. Our comprehensive guide is intended to help you understand what the result is likely to mean for global mobility: what’s coming, what you need […]
Contenido IHR Providers: United Kingdom: Disability discrimination in recruitment and the impact of AI: Baker McKenzie
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Contenido IHR Providers: United Kingdom: Outsourced workers cannot claim discrimination against principal in relation to their pay: Baker McKenzie
The Equality Act 2010 gives outsourced workers broad protections from discrimination by the client on whose contract they work. Accede al CONTENIDO completo Fuente: Baker McKenzie
