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When children are studying or undertaking vocational training their parents frequently help them out financially. If the child does not live at home […]

A course of study in a foreign country usually entails additional costs. Whether or not and to what extent the costs of studying abroad – especially […]

The entitlement to child benefit continues to exist even after the child’s 18th birthday and at least until their initial vocational training has been […]

In the first of our series of three articles on sustainability reporting, we provided information on the legal foundations and the future changes at […]

These days, many internships have to be paid at the minimum wage, which is making it difficult for some employers to provide internships. In the […]

Following the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) decision in the joint cases Larentia +Minerva and Marenave, HMRC has reviewed its policy […]

From 1 April 2017, businesses that submit quarterly VAT returns are no longer required to make monthly VAT prepayments. This was announced by the […]

The CJEU decision in the British Film Institute (BFI) case will disappoint many charities and some non-profit making bodies who were hopeful that the […]

Prior to January 2017, suppliers whose VAT numbers were cancelled (due to various reasons provided in the VAT legislation) had the obligation to […]

The long awaited Upper Tribunal (UT) decision in the case of Adecco and others (Adecco) was recently published. The decision will be of importance for […]