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SPORTS IMAGE RIGHTS TAX CHANGES IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

With effect from 6 April 2027, important tax changes will apply in the United Kingdom (UK) to sports image rights and arrangements using image rights companies (IRCs), to avoid/mitigate income tax, will be subject to greater scrutiny by HMRC, the UK Tax Authority. From that date,

DATA PROTECTION OF ATHLETES IN THE UNITED KINGDOM (UK)

Data, nowadays, is a very valuable commodity, for all kinds of reasons, not least data related to sport, and, as such, data protection has become very important in practice. Data protection may be defined as a set of legal rules designed to protect individuals’ personal and

ENGLAND SQUASH TRANSGENDER COMPETITION POLICY

Transgender issues in sport are expected, once again, to claim the attention of international and national sports governing bodies during 2026, and these include new guidelines to be introduced by the International Olympic Committee and those recently introduced by England Squash, which has published the

FOOTBALL REGULATION IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

Football in the United Kingdom (UK) is regulated by the national governing body, the Football Association (the FA), and overseen by the new government-backed Independent Football Regulator (IFR) for professional clubs. The FA sets and enforces in respect of all levels of football - professional and grass roots - the

GENDER EQUALITY IN SPORT IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

Despite ongoing campaigns aimed at increasing female participation in sport in the United Kingdom (UK), gender equality in UK sport continues to face challenges in several respects. Fewer girls are participating in team sports; there is a higher drop-out rate for girls by the age of 14;

COMPETITION LAW AND SPORT IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

  Introduction The main goals of competition law are to promote consumer welfare and economic growth by ensuring healthy competition, which leads to lower prices, better quality, and greater choice for consumers. It achieves these goals by preventing anti-competitive practices, such as price-fixing and market allocation; prohibiting the