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Legal workshop Alan Robinson Getting ready for localism
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Structure Entering into contracts Employment of staff Leases What must you consider?
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Are you planning to revise your structure? If so, now is the time! If you don’t have limited liability, do you need it or want it? Do your objects cover what you propose to do? Do you have the powers to do what you propose to do? If you are a charity, will what you do comply with charity law? Structure
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Do you understand the importance of early discussions being ‘subject to contract’? If you’re getting a written contract from the other party, will you understand it? If not, do you know someone who will understand it and can explain it to you? Be aware that contracts have legal consequences! Do you know what they are, and can you deal with them? Entering into contracts
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Does TUPE apply, i.e. are you taking on someone else’s staff? Do you have a knowledge of employment law? Is it up to date? Do you understand the difference between employment and self- employment? If you propose to take people on under a self- employed contract, is the job properly one which can be undertaken on a self-employed basis? Will you be operating PAYE? Will you have the necessary policies and contracts of employment in place before the staff begin work? Employing staff
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Are you able to commit to paying the rent for the full term of the lease? Are you able to finance the repairs you will be asked to undertake? Do you have full information about the state of the property so that you will not later be asked to repair something which was done before you moved in? Do you understand all the terms of the lease? If not, do you know someone who does? If necessary are you able to complete the HMRC return, pay the tax, and register the lease at the Land Registry? Taking on a lease
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