The Supreme Court’s rejection of HMRC’s arguments for determining whether Secret Hotels2 Ltd was an intermediary or whether the company was ‘acting in its own name’, may now make it easier for some businesses to adopt an agency business model, writes Damon Wright
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The Supreme Court’s rejection of HMRC’s arguments for determining whether Secret Hotels2 Ltd was an intermediary or whether the company was ‘acting in its own name’, may now make it easier for some businesses to adopt an agency business model, writes Damon Wright
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