In an ongoing test case, the Football league has had its rules (whereby "football creditors" get paid in preference to others) held to be legal. (HMRC had argued it was an unfair preference etc).
Leave has been given to appeal, and I expect the case will run and run to the Supreme Court, but maybe there are lessons to be learned by the RFL and the SL clubs?
In an ongoing test case, the Football league has had its rules (whereby "football creditors" get paid in preference to others) held to be legal. (HMRC had argued it was an unfair preference etc).
Leave has been given to appeal, and I expect the case will run and run to the Supreme Court, but maybe there are lessons to be learned by the RFL and the SL clubs?
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