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Justin Hamer

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JUSTIN HAMER and PETER NIAS of McDermott, Will and Emery take a look at power and forward tax agreements, and reach a surprising conclusion concerning the national minimum wage.

THE ART OF government is the art of the exercise of power. Power resides in Parliament and the Crown. The Government wields that power in the name of the monarch.

While the Crown can theoretically exercise power as it chooses, those bodies created by the Crown to operate and dispense its power must operate within the constraints of the dispensation that they hold.

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Crackdown on national minimum wage compliance Reminder of voluntary contributions deadline Interactive tool launched Increased tax rates could drive business owners abroad Nudge letters target missing 2022-23 returns

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Qualifying trading began after deadline Compatibility of exit tax legislation with EU law Difference between calculating a claim and making one Properties in Malta were subject to UK tax Reasonable excuse for failing to submit returns on time

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This week's opinion: 24 October 2024 Qualifying trading began after deadline Compatibility of exit tax legislation with EU law Difference between calculating a claim and making one Properties in Malta were subject to UK tax

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