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The new Charity Governance Code
2 minute read
Hay & Kilner are currently provided training to boards of trustees on the new code and how it sits alongside a trustee’s existing legal duties and liabilities.
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New guidance on trustee payments and expenses
4 minute read
The Charity Commission has updated guidance on trustee payments and expenses. Sarah Furness, Partner at Hay & Kilner takes you through the changes.
corporate
Companies House is changing: what businesses need to know about the Economic Crime & Corporate Transparency Act 2023
6 minute read
What businesses need to know about the upcoming ECCTA 2023, by Solicitor Lydia Sevenoaks of Hay & Kilner's corporate team.
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Family at the heart of growing Hay & Kilner team
5 minute read
Operating from offices in Newcastle and Wallsend, Hay & Kilner’s Family Law Team offers comprehensive legal support across all aspects of family law, ensuring tailored support for every client
corporate
Hay & Kilner advise on the sale of long-standing client Wingrove Motor Company to Arnold Clark
5 minute read
Hay & Kilner has advised long standing client Wingrove Motor Company on their sale to Arnold Clark, for an undisclosed sum, read more.
corporate
Simplifying Capital Gains Tax and Business Asset Disposal Relief: Is it time to sell?
4 minute read
Tax rate changes are ahead. How do you know if it's time to sell your business? Our Corporate team outlines everything you need to know.
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Hay & Kilner advises North East sports betting brand AceOdds in €42m deal
4 minute read
Advice from Hay & Kilner has helped the owners of an innovative North East sports betting brand complete its multi-million pound sale to a Danish digital sports media group.
charities
New guidance on when trustees should accept, refuse, or return a charitable donation
4 minute read
New Charity Commission guidance confirms that trustees should generally accept donations, but sets out clear circumstances where donations must or should be refused or returned, emphasising careful decision-making, proper record-keeping and compliance with trustees’ legal duties.