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• Detriment for Engaging in Industrial Action – Landmark Human Rights Ruling

  • Posted17 August 2021

  The law protects workers against detrimental treatment for taking part in the activities of independent trade unions – but such activities have long been interpreted as not including strikes or...

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• What Is a 'Couple'? Landmark Adoption Ruling Answers the Question

  • Posted16 August 2021

  A ‘couple’ is defined in law as two people living as partners in an enduring family relationship – but what exactly does that mean in a world that has witnessed...

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• What Is a ‘Couple’? Landmark Adoption Ruling Answers the Question

  • Posted16 August 2021

  A ‘couple’ is defined in law as two people living as partners in an enduring family relationship – but what exactly does that mean in a world that has witnessed...

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• HMRC in Bid to ‘Help Taxpayers Get Their Offshore Tax Right’

  • Posted13 August 2021

  The government is currently reviewing responses to its public consultation on helping taxpayers get their offshore tax right before it progresses to drafting new legislation on the issue. The...

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• HMRC in Bid to 'Help Taxpayers Get Their Offshore Tax Right'

  • Posted13 August 2021

  The government is currently reviewing responses to its public consultation on helping taxpayers get their offshore tax right before it progresses to drafting new legislation on the issue. The...

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• Mutual Obligation, Substitution and Control – Guideline IR35 Ruling

  • Posted12 August 2021

  When deciding whether a worker is employed or self-employed for tax purposes, the principal factors taken into account are mutuality of obligation, the level of control in the relationship and...

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