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	REUTERS   WESTLAW UK WHAT'S NEW - FEBRUARY 2011     Welcome to the February 2011 issue of Westlaw UK What's New. This month we're giving you information on IDS Employment Law Handbooks, which we're pleased to announce will be launching on Westlaw UK as an add-on on 22 February (subject to successful testing). As well as this exciting addition to the Books section, we can also share with you that the White Book 2011 will be going live soon after on 10 March (again subject to successful testing). In addition to these, we have a new law report series being added to the Cases section and we've further enhanced the Case Analysis documents, providing even more links to useful content connected with a case. As always, should you have any questions or comments please contact our Customer Training and Support Team on 0800 028 2200 or email customer.service@westlaw.co.uk. Best wishes, The Westlaw UK Team     GET THE MOST OUT OF WESTLAW UK     ANNOTATED STATUTES Daniel Greenberg, General Editor of our Annotated Statutes service talks legislation, the difficulties faced interpreting it and a solution provided by Westlaw UK.                                                                         MORE >>   CLUES AND CUES This month we're focussing on cases with a whole new set of helpful hints and practical advice on how to get the most out of Westlaw UK.                                                                           MORE >>   WESTLAW UK WORKOUTS There's a new schedule of sessions for Westlaw UK Workouts. Carried out over the internet, they are tailored to practice areas.                                                                      MORE >>     Use the links within the FEB 2011 CONTENTS list for this month's enhancements		FEBRUARY 2011 CONTENTS     WHAT'S NEW FOR WESTLAW UK ENHANCEMENTS TO THE CASE ANALYSIS DOCUMENTS We've added more links to materials connected with a case. NEW LAW REPORT SERIES FOR YOU TO INCLUDE IN SEARCHES This month we're adding the Planning Law Case Reports to your service. WHAT'S NEW FOR WESTLAW UK ADD-ONS* IDS EMPLOYMENT LAW HANDBOOKS This month we're launching these market-leading employment law handbooks from IDS on Westlaw UK THE WHITE BOOK 2011 The 2011 edition of The White Book will be available on Westlaw UK from March *Add-ons, e.g. Annotated Statutes, Common Law Library, Journals PDF Library and Circulation Lists, etc. are additional content to a Westlaw UK subscription.       PRACTICE AREA CORNER   This is a new feature in your What's New e-newsletter, which we hope you'll find useful. Each month we'll be highlighting and providing links to articles, cases, legislation or general hot topics in a specific practice area. This month we're looking at Tax Law. Commission requests UK to amend two anti-abuse tax regimes Current Awareness article Tax appeals and reviews: the new landscape Journal article by Malcolm Gammie Fard v Revenue and Customs Commissioners The tax tribunal found the Commissioners' policy of making tax repayments against claims which had not been checked for their validity, extraordinary and in need of immediate high-level review. Inheritance Tax Avoidance Schemes (Prescribed Descriptions of Arrangements) Regulations 2011 (SI 2011/170) New legislation Tax havens’ concession Current Awareness article       GOT ANY FEEDBACK?   Is there anything else you'd like to see in your What's New? Do you have any comments on Westlaw UK? We want to hear from you! Tell us what you think here.

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