Trade War. Huh! What is it good for?
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Full steam ahead for IR35 / freelancer tax reform
The Government yesterday provided its draft legislation for the new private sector IR35 rules (which I flagged in a previous blog post here
'World Wild Web': A new sheriff in town?
The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has today launched a consultation to help tackle various 'online harms'.
UK Supreme Court rules in favour of ISPs
In an important Supreme Court ruling (the Cartier v BT case), the Supreme Court unanimously ruled that ISPs should NOT be responsible for...
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