The Office of Fair Trading has just published a free guide on how to comply with increasingly complex competition and consumer laws. Aimed at smaller businesses, the 32 page PDF document which is relatively clear and well presented deals with areas like online selling, offering credit and what to do if you think your business has been subjected to anti-competitive practices.
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