Introduction to Self Assessment and HMRC The HMRC (Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs) Self Assessment is an integral part of the UK tax system. It’s a method through which individuals...
Introduction to HMRC Litigation and Settlement Strategy (LSS) As taxpayers, it is not uncommon to find ourselves in disputes with the HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), the UK’s tax, payments,...
My shield and sword: replying to a request for an arbitration, choosing the arbitrator and filing counterclaims. In this drop, we shall discuss how to react to a notice of...
HMRC’s role in tax collection and its impact on the economy The HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) plays a crucial role in collecting taxes and ensuring a steady revenue stream...
HMRC’s role in tax collection and its impact on the economy The HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) plays a pivotal role in collecting taxes and ensuring the smooth functioning of...
Dealing with Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is a necessity for businesses operating in the United Kingdom, but it often feels like navigating a complex maze. This article delves...
The first step: requesting arbitration and choosing the arbitrator. In this drop, we shall deal with the first procedural step: requesting arbitration and choosing an arbitrator. Those two issues are...
What an exciting day in Geneva! Monday 26th of June I took part in the Conference “UN SDGs, AI, and the Future of Legal Professions: Fostering Equality and Access to...
Where everything begins: the dispute resolution clause. You may say the arbitration starts with the Notice of Arbitration. This is true from a purely procedural point of view. But actually,...
To begin with both have their own set of advantages that help one in becoming a good lawyer. However, the 3 key differences between qualifying in the UK and India...
Institutional Arbitration vs Ad Hoc Arbitration: pros and cons Arbitration is not a monolith; like Proteus can assume different shapes. We can divide arbitration proceedings into two: “institutional” arbitration and...
Mezzle has been named a finalist ahead of the London Final of the StartUp Awards 2023 The StartUp Awards has been launched to recognise the booming startup scene across the...
Why Arbitration? Main differences between arbitration and other ADR methods. In the event of a dispute, domestic or involving foreign elements, you can (and – maybe – you should) go...
It can be hard, daunting and even scary to transition from traditional lawyer roles to consultancy-based roles. But with the right resources and support, you can take back control of...
See you in Court, Mr Avatar! Some remarks on a recent Singapore case On 21 October 2022, the High Court of Singapore (Lee Seiu Kin J) issued a very interesting...
Saudi Arabia is fast becoming the next Silicon Valley of the world, from incredible tech events to new unbelievable construction developments. One of those developments is The Line, a new...
Crypto Digest #8 DE-FI – WHY? This is the eighth of our Crypto Digest blogs brought to you by Mezzle Law’s resident crypto lawyers. Subscribe to stay up to date...
Crypto Digest #7 RISKS OF A SAFT This is the seventh of our Crypto Digest blogs brought to you by Mezzle Law’s resident crypto lawyers. Subscribe to stay up to...
THE “ONE-STOP PLATFORM”: A NEW ROUTE ON THE SILK ROAD One of the most difficult issues in arbitration is to enforce abroad an interim measure[1] granted by the arbitral tribunal...
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