A concise, implementationfocused recorded webinar from Datalaw explaining the practical, regulatory and transactional consequences of the Finance Act 2026 for solicitors practising in commercial, corporate and privateclient work. The session translates the Act's substantive measures, commencement and transitional provisions into concrete actions: how to identify affected clients and matters, what to check in the primary and secondary legislation, and the immediate steps firms should take to update documentation, client communications and compliance procedures.
Who this is for - Practising solicitors in England & Wales advising on commercial transactions, corporate deals or privateclient matters who need a quick, authoritative roadmap to the Finance Act 2026.
Key learning outcomes (3-5) - Identify which clients and matter types fall within the Finance Act 2026 measures and commencement schedules. - Read and apply commencement and transitional provisions to live transactions and client workstreams. - Recognise transactional and drafting changes likely to require repricing or redocumentation, and update engagement letters and internal checklists accordingly. - Implement immediate compliance steps for client money, digital reporting obligations and AML checks to manage professional and regulatory risk.
What the recording covers (select topics) - Statutory framework and commencement/transitional rules - Practical application to commercial agreements and privateclient matters - Drafting guidance and suggested engagementletter updates - Clientfacing communications and riskmanagement checklists - Worked examples and strategic considerations
Format & CPD - Recorded, ondemand webinar - 30 minutes. - Eligible for 0.5 hours CPD for solicitors practising in England & Wales. A downloadable CPD certificate is provided on completion. - A Datalaw production - authoritative, practiceoriented and ready for immediate application to live matters.
Access the recording now for a practical roadmap to the Finance Act 2026 and concrete next steps your firm can apply today.