A tribunal has upheld a 42 year older banker’s claims for age discrimination, unfair dismissal and protective awards against one of the largest banks in Canada, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (“CIBC”). […]
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Recent developments and programme to 31 March 2010 announced by HMRC
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In recent weeks, there have been a number of decisions highlighting the complexities surrounding residence in the UK […]
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On 11 November 2009, HMRC published its new Charter called ‘Your Charter’, setting out the rights of obligations of individuals when dealing with HMRC. […]
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The Information Commissioner’s Office has been granted new enhanced powers […]
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From 1 December 2009, HMRC approved rates payable to an employee for use of a company car for business purposes have changed with immediate effect. […]
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Consultants subject to implied duty of confidentiality […]
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“Can the last person to leave please turn off the lights…” […]
Notifications of new arrivals in the UK will no longer be accepted by HMRC if the correct form is not submitted by employers
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