VAT and a "no deal"
VAT, at its core, derives from EU law. Inevitably, specific changes would need to be made to the UK’s VAT rules in the event of a...
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A "No Deal" Brexit Checklist
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Sexual harassment in financial services - the fit and proper test in the #metoo era
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Fee scrutiny for US private equity managers is part of a wider focus
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Gambling companies face stricter advertising rules and tougher enforcement
The Gambling Commission has updated its licence conditions and codes of practice with a view to strengthening requirements on gambling...
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