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Doing Business In The UAE - New VAT Rules For 2018 And Their Impact On Franchising
As part of an on-going programme to re-balance the economy away from oil revenues and enhance the UAE's business environment, a new 5% VAT regime came into effect on January 1, 2018.
United Arab EmiratesTax
Fieldfisher
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Acqui-Hires And Shutterings
Microsoft has just acquired enterprise software startup BlueStripe Software and "shuttered" it: a process not uncommon in the software development community whereby the acquired target company is shut down following the acquisition.
United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law
Fieldfisher

Increased Risk In Employment Tax Status; PGMOL v HMRC

The Supreme Court's ruling in Commissioners for HMRC v PGMOL may intensify HMRC scrutiny of off-payroll workers' tax status, increasing uncertainty for businesses. It broadens the definition of employment and complicates the assessment of control and mutual obligation, raising risks for self-employed engagements.

United KingdomEmployment and HR

Is Employee Ownership A Viable Option For Retailers?

A discussion on the topic of employee ownership.

United KingdomEmployment and HR

All Monies Guarantees: Do They Do What It Says On The Tin?

Guarantees frequently form a key part of finance transactions, and so lenders need to take great care to be sure that they can rely on them.

United KingdomFinance and Banking

We Need To Talk About Data Arbitrage: A Position On Data Trusts

Based on personal experience, I can tell you that the best way to rile up a privacy/data protection lawyer is to talk about the best ways to use and trade personal data as a commodity.

United KingdomPrivacy

National Space Policy Newsflash

On 13th December, as Britain's first ESA astronaut prepared for his historic launch to the International Space Station, the UK Government published its first National Space Policy.

United KingdomTransport

The £180m+ Game: The Premier League Awaits…

Around this time, there are plenty of articles suggesting how much promotion to the Premier League through the play-offs is worth.

United KingdomMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

French Parliament Comes A Step Closer To Adopting New Legislation To Secure And Regulate The Digital Space

On 17 October 2023, the French National Assembly adopted the Law to Secure and Regulate the Digital Space (the "Loi SREN").

BelgiumMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

General Court Finds That Evidence Of Use Did Not Counterbalance Very Low Sales Volume

The Italian business Castellani had registered the figurative sign below as a Community trademark (CTM) for a range of building materials.

European UnionIntellectual Property

Digital Single Market

Fieldfisher issued a report on the DSM following the EU Commission's objective to streamline EU Copyright Law.

European UnionMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

European Law Makers Strike A Deal On Key Changes To The EU Audiovisual Media Services Directive

The European Parliament, European Council and the European Commission have reached preliminary political agreement on the main elements of the proposed changes to the AVMS Directive.

European UnionMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

Simplification Of The Requirements When An Auditor Leaves Office

The Companies Act 2006 imposes obligations both on an outgoing auditor and on the company it is ceasing to audit, to ensure that information about the auditor's departure (and the reasons for it) is given to the company's shareholders and to the appropriate authorities.

United KingdomAccounting and Audit

OFCOM And European Commission Diverge On Cloud Infrastructure Market

The European Council recently confirmed the agreement on the draft compromise text for the European Data Act, also known as the EU Data Act.

United KingdomAntitrust/Competition Law

E-Commerce Law Update: New Regulations And Guidance Issued On Digital Downloads; Compliance Deadline: 14 June 2014

The UK’s new Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 apply to all businesses that sell products and services to consumers in the UK and implement aspects of the EU’s Consumer Rights Directive, which applies to all EU-based consumers.

United KingdomConsumer Protection

Charity Update 9 August 2016

New analysis by the Charities Aid Foundation shows that the plastic bag levy has had a "huge positive impact" on a diverse range of national and local charities.

United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law

Consumer Credit And Franchising – Are Your Franchise Agreements Compliant?

Many franchise systems require their franchisees to use specific types of equipment, which may require significant capital expenditure.

United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law

Franchise Case Law Update: You've Been Served

English High Court confirms that a franchisor validly denied a franchisee a renewal because it had failed to provide its accounts.

United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law

Structuring With Exit In Mind

Whatever the product or service which you plan to sell, it is essential to set up your start-up with your attention focussed clearly on your ultimate goal, which in most cases will be an exit at some point in the future.

United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law

Deferred Prosecution Agreements Come Of Age

The Serious Fraud Office will be justifiably satisfied with court approval of the first UK DPA but Tony Lewis and Natalie Quinlivan of Fieldfisher find the case raises questions about scope for application of the new tool.

United KingdomCriminal Law

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