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This must be some UK quirk, I haven't heard of anything similar anywhere in the world. At least in Germany you ( not me!) better have a "Haftpflichtversicheru
by ccozan 11y ago
This must be some UK quirk, I haven't heard of anything similar anywhere in the world. At least in Germany you ( not me!) better have a "Haftpflichtversicherung" if you come to my house, in case you break something. So is the other way around.
- austinjp 11y agoThis is definitely not a UK quirk. http://www.markelinternational.com/regions/germany/products-and-expertise/specialist-sectors/professional-indemnity/ http://www.markelinternational.com/regions/germany/products-... There is a debate here about whether or not Hoffice counts as a business, and whether or not a Hoffice host would have to pay tax. To my mind, these are moot points: 1. It will look like a business, so a tax inspection is a possibility, no matter how remote. 2. Hoffice and hoffice hosts need to understand the legal situation if a guest decides to sue. You could probably be a Hoffice host for years and never have a single problem. Or you could be the unlucky one, and encounter these issues.