Overseas Entity Register – Questions & Answers
“Overseas Entity” Register – What You Need to Know Continue reading →
“Overseas Entity” Register – What You Need to Know Continue reading →
Healys LLP are proud to join forces with a range of Sussex based businesses to celebrate and host Brighton’s leading International Women’s Day event, ‘Making Herstory II’. Continue reading →
We understand that starting a new business often takes a lot of blood, sweat and tears (AKA money, time and energy). Would-be entrepreneurs are faced with a host of challenges – not least a raft of legal issues that they need to consider. Failing to do this early doors can be incredibly costly in the long run too. Continue reading →
Articles of Association are the rules that govern how a company operates and most companies will adopt the Model Articles when they are incorporated. However, there has been some confusion about whether the Model Articles are suitable for companies with a sole director. Continue reading →
Healys’ Corporate & Commercial has recently expanded and we welcome new solicitor and partner, David Gordon, to the team. David sat down to tell us about himself and what motivates him as he supports his clients. Continue reading →
Healys LLP will be hosting a virtual webinar and networking event to explore what your business needs to know in relation to the recent introduction of The Register of Overseas Entities. Continue reading →
Earlier this year, Jamie Tavares (corporate solicitor) and David Gordon (corporate solicitor and partner) worked with Andreas Williams (a real estate and property development expert with extensive experience spanning over 25 years) to secure investment into UK property for overseas clients through an SPV (see below). Continue reading →
Some of you may have heard about the new Register of Overseas Entities. It is a relatively new regime that came into force in the UK on 1 August 2022. The aim of this new regime is to introduce more transparency and to try and make it harder for criminals based outside of the UK to launder money through the UK property market. Continue reading →