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Court of Appeal decision on managed service companies means major risks for accountancy service providers, staffing companies and their directors
The Court of Appeal has confirmed when the Managed Service Company legislation will apply to personal service companies (PSCs) which have used accountancy service providers to deal with certain company…
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Platform for Business Regulation: EU agrees new rules to regulate platform economy
The European Council, Commission and Parliament have reached agreement on a new regulation that will impose rules on how online intermediaries and search engines interact with businesses that use them…
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Council loses challenge over business rates avoidance schemes
In Rossendale Borough Council v Hurstwood Properties, the Council challenged schemes whereby property owners granted leases of empty properties to special purpose vehicles (SPVs) on uncommercial terms for the purpose…
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