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Amendments to the Spanish Consumer Law
On 1 January 2022 the amendments to the Spanish Consumer Law will enter into force. Such amendments are introduced by
Approval of Law 7/2021, of 20 May, on Climate Change and Energy Transition
Last May, the Climate Change and Energy Transition Law was passed, which represents the starting point for meeting the objective
On tax liability attribution, the law of second opportunity and company documentation and records
In recent years, Spanish tax authorities have exponentially increased their use of the legal mechanisms to attribute the tax liability
New Standard Contractual Clauses: more certainty for data exports at the cost of increased checks and compliance obligations
What are the key aspects of the new SCCs and what next steps should businesses take?
European Super League – competition for top-tier football continues
European Court of Justice asked to rule on antitrust question as three football clubs press on with plans for Super
G7 'historic agreement' ups momentum of global tax reform for large multinationals
Full agreement and specifics are a long way off but the deal marks the way for G20 talks to address
Employment Law Coffee Break: The EAT rules on philosophical belief; Covid-19 update and a new right to 'stay away from the office'
Welcome to our latest Employment Law Coffee Break in which we look at the latest developments impacting UK employers.
The Energy Transition | RWE Renewables begins construction of offshore windfarm, Jaguar Land Rover to test hydrogen fuel cell car, and SP Energy Networks to invest £13 million in Glasgow
This week we focus on RWE Renewables' construction of Sofia offshore windfarm project, Jaguar Land Rover's prototype hydrogen fuel cell
High Court confirms how limitation and forfeiture apply to underpayments of pension
Judgment in Axminster Carpets offers welcome clarity for any trustee addressing underpayments, including as part of a GMP equalisation project.
OSB in focus: is the Online Safety Bill a skeleton or a springboard for dynamic regulation?
The UK's draft online safety legislation contains a range of powers for ministers to be able to change aspects of
Commercial landlords' enforcement restrictions extended yet again
The government is to extend the restrictions on landlords' ability to take enforcement action against commercial tenants who are in
HMRC publishes call for evidence on simplifying the VAT land exemption
Proposals for simplification could mean a radical overhaul of the VAT exemption for land and property and those impacted by
