A recent Court of Session decision has considered the circumstances in which it will be reasonable for a landlord to refuse consent to an assignati...
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Read MoreIR35 – or off-payroll working – almost felt like a dirty phrase when it expanded from public into the private sector in April 2021. On balance, the...
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