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High Court Ponders Habitual Residence Test in Case of Orphaned Schoolgirl

Posted7 June 2021

The legal concept of habitual residence is a notoriously slippery one, but the ease of global travel has rendered it ever more important in the field of family law. The...

Radio Presenter an Independent Contractor, Tax Tribunal Rules

Posted4 June 2021

The vexed distinction between employees and independent contractors is a constant source of dispute, not least in the realm of tax. Each case has to be decided on its own...

Radio Presenter an Independent Contractor, Tax Tribunal Rules

Posted4 June 2021

The vexed distinction between employees and independent contractors is a constant source of dispute, not least in the realm of tax. Each case has to be decided on its own...

Can It Be Discriminatory to Make Disabled Job Hunters Apply Online?

Posted4 June 2021

An increasing number of employers require job applicants to fill out online forms and to submit their CVs and covering letters digitally. They should, however, take careful note of a...

This is Why You Shouldn't Put Off Making a Will Until Advanced Old Age

Posted1 June 2021

You are never too old to make a will, but failing to consult a solicitor before you reach advanced old age can be a positive invitation to dispute amongst your...

Property Investment Company Pays for ‘Deliberate’ VAT Return Default

Posted1 June 2021

Almost every business owner understands that feeling of desperation arising from cashflow problems. As a case concerning VAT due on a commercial property sale showed, however, treating tax liabilities as...