Miller Samuel Hill Brown are proud to announce that Diane Cairney and Laura MacSporran have attained Law Society of Scotland Data Protection Certification. This is an internationally recognised qualification, endorsed by TQUK, which is regulated by Ofqual.
Although it has become increasingly popular to label January as “Divorce Month”, at MSHB we understand the idea of separating can be daunting whenever it might take place. We offer a compassionate and efficient service which helps clients through this process. Below we have detailed the process of divorce in Scotland and the alternative dispute resolution options for resolving conflict out of court.
Business rates, also known as non-domestic rates, are taxes paid to the Scottish Government on the right to use and occupy commercial property. Business rates are based on the rateable value of a property. It is the Independent Scottish Assessors that determine this rateable value. To calculate the amount paid by ratepayers, the rateable value is taken and then multiplied by the rate’s poundage. On 1st April 2023, all rateable properties will be revalued causing significant change to business rates across Scotland.
2023 could prove to be the year in which we see some of the biggest changes to Employment Law for a generation. With a huge number of potential amendments to current legislation on the horizon we look at the things to watch out for over the next 12 months.
