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REACH defines "articles" as "an object which during production is given a special shape, surface or design which determines its function to a greater degree than its chemical composition".

A law adopted on the 20th of November 2022 contains major changes to the Belgian tax procedure.

A current European case is examining whether the provision of services by a landlord to tenants is a VAT-able supply even if the landlord does not charge VAT on the rent.

Former Dragon's Den entrepreneur, Robert Law, designer of the well-known Trunki ride-on suitcase, suffered a major blow last week when the Court of Appeal reversed the previous High Court decision and found that the discount rival ride-on "Kiddee Case" did not infringe the Trunki's Community Registered Design.

On December 23, 2010, a Venable team led by Senator Birch Bayh filed an amicus brief in the US Supreme Court.

The European Central Bank published its opinion on the proposal for a directive on payment services in the internal market (COM (2013) 547/3) (‘PSD2’).

Pseudonymisation bridges the gap between personal and anonymous data, being personal data under EU law, but is difficult to link to an individual.

A summary of the most recent updates relating to the charity sector.

The explosion in virtual worlds has raised some interesting questions about when taxation should apply.

The Government has initialled an agreement with Switzerland with the aim of tackling offshore tax evasion and is expected to secure billions of pounds of unpaid tax for the UK exchequer from 2013.