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Resources for individuals and organisations to download to support buying toys safely this Christmas.
Learn about your responsibilities if you own or manage an online platform or service.
Provides information on the requirements that will apply to the applicant and premises seeking approval.
Guidance on choosing evaluation study types and methods.
This page sets out the transition from the previous consents regime to the new notification and registration environment
Advice and guidance on the health needs of migrant patients from Democratic Republic of Congo for healthcare practitioners.
Sut a phryd i anfon diweddariad-au chwarterol, yn seiliedig ar eich cyfnod cyfrifyddu.
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Details of funding for multi-sport grassroots facilities projects in 2021 to 2022
Data requirements for couriers and express operators who move parcels from Great Britain to Northern Ireland.
It’s important to model and monitor the prevalence of airborne allergens so that people who are sensitised can adjust their behaviours and medication.
Support for older workers, including careers advice, employment support and developing skills.
Schemes that use annuities to avoid Income Tax and National Insurance contributions don’t work. HMRC will investigate anyone who uses one.
Find out about the independent General Anti-Abuse Rule (GAAR) Advisory Panel opinion on a tax avoidance arrangement that rewarded a director through a remuneration trust.
HMRC is aware of scheme users being told we will demand a deed of release before agreeing a settlement of your disguised remuneration liabilities.
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