The Advocate General (AG) of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has issued a preliminary ruling considering whether obesity could fall within the definition of ‘Disability’. The case which prompted this ruling involved Karsten Kaltoft,
The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) was introduced in the United States with the aim of combating tax evasion through the use of foreign accounts by their tax residents. Following the UK/US Inter Governmental
Last month Wonga was ordered to pay £2.6 million in compensation after it was found to have engaged in unfair and misleading debt collection practices. The Financial Conduct Authority fined the payday loan company after
Druces LLP has unveiled a client service proposition setting out expressly how we go about developing lasting relationships with our clients, the way we mean to work with our clients, how we agree our charging structures, and
The Barbican is hosting the world’s first major exhibition of digital media, Digital Revolution, which contains an installation created by Yuri Suzuki and will.i.am. Yuri is an alumni of the Designers in Residence programme of
The Gardiner family (husband, wife and son) had taken part in a failed tax avoidance scheme. HMRC contended that they were negligent for having filed tax returns based on the assumption that the scheme was
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