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Tax Digest, Clarke Hall & Morrison on Children… and many more

We are delighted to announce a topical Tax Digest issue on Patent Box rules, the relaunch of Clarke Hall & Morrison on

Children and a new title included in the Laws of Scotland Stair Memorial Encyclopaedia (just to name a few updates),

enabling LexisLibrary to respond to your needs better.

• Tax Digest:

We are delighted to announce that this month’s edition focuses on the Patent Box rules.

There has been a lot of coverage in the national press, especially around the time of the Budget, about these rules that

offer a tax break for companies to cut the amount of corporation tax they pay on profits generated from UK-owned

intellectual property. But nothing has yet covered the subject (in print) to the level of details included in this month’s Tax

Digest, which also includes several pages of worked examples, pro formas, etc.

This issue has been written by a team set up by Francis Clark LLP and comprising Helen Lewis, Erin Davis, Stuart

Rogers, Clive Townsend, John Endacott and Damian Lannon, Innovation and Tax Technology Group.

• Clarke Hall & Morrison on Children relaunch:

We’ve just re-launched this title with a complete restructure in layout and substantially re-written commentary. The author

team has a new General Editor - Alistair MacDonald QC, of Inner Temple.

The revisions include:

• Substantially revised sections on Cardinal Principles and Jurisdiction, Private Law Children Act Proceedings,

Financial Provision for Children, Family Protection, International Child Abduction, Children in Need, Emergency

Protection, Public Law Children Act Proceedings, Adoption and Practice and Procedure.

• Comprehensive coverage of the Modernisation of Family Justice Programme.

• Substantial revisions to Education and Care Standards to follow in line with forthcoming legislative changes.

• Laws of Scotland Stair Memorial Encyclopaedia:

We’re pleased to let you know that we have just added:

• A new title, Legal Aid, containing 11 new UK Acts, 17 new ASPS, 5 new SIs, 10 new SSIs, 22 new cases, new

Immigration Rules and Solicitor Practice Rules since last publication

• 28 new paragraphs on Aviation, Banking, Building Societies, Consumer Credit, Consumer Protection, Environment,

Forestry, Investor Protection and Roads

• Atkin’s Court Forms:

• Online and CD-ROM: Atkin’s Volume 6(2) Alternative Dispute Resolution and Arbitration (reissued in hard copy in

April) and Atkin’s Family Procedure 2013 (published in hard copy in April) are now available on LexisLibrary. These

new editions are also available on CD-ROM.

• Hard Copy Volumes:

• Atkin’s Volume 8(2) CHARITIES and CONTEMPT reissued in hard copy this month. Find out more details about

this volume.

• Atkin’s CONSOLIDATED INDEX 2013

• Butterworths Family Law Service:

• Most chapters in Division 3A on Children have been updated, including the Court of Appeal decisions R (on the

application of Kadri) v Birmingham City Council on age assessments and Re K (children) (private law proceedings:

direction to investigate child’s circumstances)

• In Division 5, the chapter 4 on Child Abduction has been updated to include the cases of KY v DD (injunctions) and

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• In Division 5, the chapter 4 on Child Abduction has been updated to include the cases of KY v DD (injunctions) and

B v A in relation to prohibited steps orders, and Re E (children) (abduction: custody appeal) and Re K (abduction:

case management).

• Butterworths Costs Service:

We’ve carried out extensive updating of the narrative in the May update. We’ve also included: In Divisions K and M the text

has been revised and updated to take account of the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012 and

the new SIs on civil legal aid and criminal legal aid.

• Butterworths Financial Regulations Service:

In issue 68, the following divisions have been updated to reflect the new combined FCA/PRA Handbook: General

Provisions; Principles for Businesses; Threshold Conditions; Senior Management Arrangements, Systems and Controls;

Fees Manual; Statements of Principle and Code of Practice for Approved Persons; Training and Competence; Financial

Stability and Market Confidence Sourcebook.

• Parker’s Law and Conduct of Elections:

The May update includes the text of the Electoral Registration and Administration Act 2013.

• Butterworths Competition Law:

In issue 103, Division XI Private Enforcement in National Courts is completely new content. In Division H a new OFT

Guidance Doc has been added on Land Agreement.

• Spitz & Clarke's Offshore Service:

• Binder 2: New Curacao commentary

• Binder 5: New Bermuda Case reports: In the matter of A Trust and Re ABC Trust

• De Voil:

We’ve added the following information to issue 207:

• Binders 1 and 2: Key details such as the 2013 Budget changes (V2.1, V3.196, V3.266, V3.319, V4.326, V4.331,

V5.161, V5.234) and the High Court decision in Investment Trust Companies (from which a claim for the

enforcement of rights should take) (V5.159C)

• Binder 3: Some HMRC Notices have been included in Part V8

• Binder 4: Numerous cases have been included in Part V8 and Tribunal decisions in Part V12

• Binder 5: Key Revenue & Customs Briefs have been included in Division V16.3 and Information Sheets have been

included in Division V16.5

Read more details about what is included in each of these binders.

• Simon’s Taxes:

• Binder 1: The Tax Tables have been updated for the new tax year

• Binder 7: Division E4.11 has been updated to reflect latest changes to the new RTI scheme

• Binder 8: Divisions I3.1, I5.1 and I11.3 have been updated to reflect the Supreme Court decision in Pitt and Futter

cases

• Binder 10: The exchange rates have been updated for 2013

• Tolley's Pensions Law:

• Chapter A1 Retirement Pension Provision by the State discusses the Pensions Bill 2013

• Chapter A2 Work-based Pensions Schemes – The chapter has been completely rewritten to present an analysis

of some of the core concepts in work-based pension schemes.

• Chapter D1 has been revised for the Finance Bill 2013

• Chapter L1 has been revised for the abolition of the FSA and the establishment of the new financial regulation

authorities

Tolley's Charities Manual

• Appendix 2AC – Charitable Trusts: Model Trust Deed

• Appendix Acc4 –- FRS 102 The Financial Reporting Standard Applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland

• Chapter 4D Scottish Aspects has been brought fully up to date

• A range of the manual's forms have been updated, and are now available in fillable format online

Tolley's Employment & Personnel Procedures:

• Latest developments re pensions auto enrolment, employee monitoring and Companies Cross Border Mergers

• Details of the HSE's FFI scheme

• Latest on relocation abroad and the Posted Workers Directive

• Company Secretaries Link:

The following eight chapters have been updated—Audit Arrangements; Corporate Governance; Employment;

Environment; Financial and Accounting Responsibilities; Health and Safety; Insolvency and Insurance. Find out more

details about these updates.

• Primary Law:

This month, we’ve added:

• Cases:

• 258 digests

• 162 judgments and transcripts

• Legislation:

• 114 new enactments loaded

• 127 enactments consolidated

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• 65% of digests were published on LexisLibrary the same day as the judgment this month, getting you cases content

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• 24% more fully consolidated Acts than anyone else out of all the new Acts recently published in May

• Amendments from over 100 Statutory Instruments come into force on the 1st April:

• We published over 8,000 new amendments on LexisLibrary as a result

• We consolidated 8.5% more Statutory Instruments than anyone else

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