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When Can Non-Alcoholic Beverages Legally Claim To Be “Alcohol Free” Or “Zero Alcohol”?

Charles Fisher Charles Fisher from  KHQ Lawyers  on 

The market for non-alcoholic or low alcohol alternative drinks has exploded in recent years. With consumers becoming more health conscious than ever, coupled with demographic shifts away from alcohol consumption, it is no surprise that people have been drawn to the possibility of avoiding a hangover.

Uruguay - Brazil: Key Aspects Of The Convention To Avoid Double Taxation

Joaquin Pelaez Joaquin Pelaez from  Castellán Abogados  on 

The CDI plans to eliminate double taxation in terms of taxes on income and wealth using the tax credit method, that is, allowing the refund in the country of residence of the taxpayer (under certain conditions) of the taxes paid in the other country.

To Guarantee Or Not To Guarantee: Is There A Choice?

Andrew Firman Andrew Firman from  Carter Lemon Camerons LLP  on 

Periodically in the course of life, you might be asked to give a personal guarantee. You might be the owner of a business which wants to borrow money and as well as your company giving a charge over property or over its other assets to the bank or finance company, they might want you to guarantee the company’s payment obligations.

What Are The Food Regulatory Priorities in 2024?

Charles Fisher Charles Fisher from  KHQ Lawyers  on 

This article summarises the key information provided at the ANZ Food Regulatory System Stakeholder Forum that is most relevant from a food industry perspective, particularly the regulatory priorities that were identified for 2024.  

Modifications To The Purchase Regime

José Olbrich José Olbrich from  Cuevas Abogados  on 

On December 11, 2023, Law 21,634 was published, which modernizes the public procurement regime. Below are some interesting modifications introduced by this law.

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