Stories are not just for bedtime, a Sport Wales digital grants project reveals – they’re essential for meeting real users’ needs.
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The concept of domicile is currently a hot topic. Our head of tax, Sarah Woodall looks at the law and summarises the opportunities to mitigate tax within the law for those not domiciled in the UK. Sarah goes on to explain the concept of residence here. Domicile and tax on foreign income UK residents are […]
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Your tax residence status as an individual is currently determined by a statutory residence test (the SRT). The SRT is complex and comprises three tests applied in a set order which can make a person either conclusively non-UK-resident (the automatic non-residence test) or conclusively UK resident (the automatic residence test). If neither of these tests […]
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A directory of organisations helping to get Welsh people online will improve the outlook for many who are already disadvantaged.
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Some would just need shared remote workplaces occasionally, while for others quiet and confidentiality are top priorities.
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In the first, exploratory stage of Agile, it’s crucial to represent your assumptions – and then throw challenges at them.
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