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Homelessness and the Need to Make Use of Vacant Investment Properties

Homelessness and the Need to Make Use of Vacant Investment Properties

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Amidst widespread homelessness, owners of investment properties who allow them to stand empty for extended periods can find themselves on the receiving end of compulsory purchase orders (CPOs). Exactly that happened in a case concerning a desirable end-of-terrace property which had been vacant for 25

Leaseholder Entitled to Inspect Management Company’s Register of Members

Leaseholder Entitled to Inspect Management Company’s Register of Members

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Shareholders have a statutory right to inspect a company’s register of members free of charge and for any proper purpose. The question of what exactly constitutes a proper purpose came under analysis by the Court of Appeal in a guideline case. The case concerned a

IR35 Tax Dispute – Radio Presenter Falls Foul of Intermediaries Legislation

IR35 Tax Dispute – Radio Presenter Falls Foul of Intermediaries Legislation

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The so-called intermediaries legislation – commonly known as IR35 – has been the source of perennial controversy since it hit the statute book and a tribunal’s ruling that a presenter’s relationship with a radio station was one of employment for tax purposes is likely to add