As a business owner, protecting and de-risking your business from threats is essential and having plans and processes in place along with a support network is key.
Our legal experts have developed a range of advice and guidance documents designed to give members a commercial infrastructure which de-risks their business and protect it from insolvency and enable management of your cash flow as effectively as possible.
It is crucial that employers understand and manage the wide range of regulatory requirements and obligations they must comply with.
Being an employer does not simply mean running a business, it also includes a range of legal regulations, duties and obligations you must comply with and follow.
Remaining compliant is essential!
Contracts can be a minefield. Ensuring your company's contracts are managed efficiently can save your business not just time, but money too
Although standard, unamended contracts are broadly acceptable without further amendment, they are rarely left unamended - we would always recommend that you should review your contracts carefully to ensure they have not been tampered with.
Debts, disputes and payment issues can cause a real impact on your business' cash flow meaning the right advice and guidance can be essential.
Especially in this economic climate getting paid in full and on time is critical. Unwanted pressure can arise when payments are not made or they are delayed which in turn impacts on your cash flow.
Mediation, which is underpinned by the Court Rules requiring attempts to resolve disputes before court action, is an effective form of dispute resolution that you can utilise to help resolve disputes quickly, privately and cost-effectively - without the need to go to court.
It is crucial that you understand the regulatory requirements with which you have to comply, regarding Data Protection.
BESA is working with the Information Commissioner's office (ICO), to help our members stay compliant with the laws regarding Data Protection.
We want to make sure you are kept up to date with relevant industry information to ensure that you can continue to operate as industry leaders.
On 1 March 2021, HMRC introduced the Construction Services Domestic Reverse Charge known as “Reverse VAT” or “Reverse Charge VAT”.
