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09 October 2000
Issue: 3778 / Categories:
Readers have kindly pointed out an editorial note in last week's Readers' Forum (at page 22) which went sadly astray. Taxed award schemes can in fact cover the employees of third parties (contrary to the note); it is pay-as-you-earn settlement agreements that can cover only one's own employees.
Readers have kindly pointed out an editorial note in last week's Readers' Forum (at page 22) which went sadly astray. Taxed award schemes can in fact cover the employees of third parties (contrary to the note); it is pay-as-you-earn settlement agreements that can cover only one's own employees.

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