The UK has officially parted ways with the EU after being a member of both it and its predecessor organisations for almost half a century. Following nine tortuous months of negotiations, and in the final hours of the Brexit transition period, a new Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) was announced read more...

The requirements for obtaining a Spanish aliens’ tax identification number (Número de Identidad de Extranjero) vary depending upon the local police’s requirements, however, since 1st January 2021 (and the end of the Brexit transition period) all Spanish police now require a copy of every page of a donor’s passport to read more...

This article will have specific relevance if you are a British National (even if not living in Britain) who has property in mainland Europe. This doesn’t need to be a holiday home, it could be (more or less) any other type of capital investment (cash, shares, your main residence, a read more...

The short answer is NO – at least, not yet. Here’s why: This very question has just been answered by High Court judge, Mr Justice Smith, in the recent case of Canary Wharf (BP4) T1 Ltd & Ors v European Medicines Agency. This case concerns the ongoing battle between the read more...