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Forging a Legal Firewall: Recent Decisions May Shield Retailers from ADA-Based Website Inaccessibility Claims
Jennifer Furey from Goulston & Storrs on
Where websites and mobile applications serve as extensions of brick-and-mortar stores, some courts have held that retailers are responsible for accommodating disabled consumers on their online platforms.
Controlled Foreign Companies
Maria Venturini from Studio Colombo Commercialisti Associati on
Italian Law n. 208/2015, having its effect starting from Year 2016, introduced important changes with regard to the Countries considered as “Offshore Financial Centres” or “Tax Heavens”.
Criminal Liability of Directors in the Spanish Criminal Code (“the Criminal Compliance”)
Antonio Jesús Jimena from Manubens Abogados on
In 2010, the legal concept of the criminal liability of legal persons or corporate criminal liability entered into force for the first time in the Spanish legal system, even though its regulation was quite summary.
Boutique Retail Hotels: Introducing The New Meaning Of “In Room” Shopping
Melissa Rivers from Goulston & Storrs on
In this ever changing world, retailers are continuing to invent new ways to highlight their products, provide customers with an interactive experience and to stay competitive.
Compensations for Oil Pipeline Easements in the Republic of Argentina. Tax Treatment Related to Capital Gains Tax
Lucas Grebenar from CCVZ on
The grounds for these payments are for the farmer or landowner to receive an appropriate compensation for the occupation of their lands and the damages caused to the activities (i.e. farming) performed in those lands.
Class Action Lawsuits on the Rise under New Jersey’s Consumer Protection Laws – Which Retailers Will Be Targeted Next?
Thuy-Dien Bui from Goulston & Storrs on
Does your retail business conduct sales online? For most retailers today, the answer is likely yes. This means that the recent surge of class action lawsuits against merchants merits your attention.
Latest Changes in the Italian Tax Administration
Gilberto Gelosa from Interconsulting Studio Associato on
Gilberto Gelosa, founding partner of Interconsulting, Treasurer and Secretary of Pragma and responsible of the tax area of the Consiglio Nazionale dei Dottori Commercialisti, which is the main public organization in Italy of Commercialisti, intervened with two speeches at the event "Changes in the Italian tax administration" organized by the Finance and Economy Ministry of Italy.
The Liability of the Directors of Government-held Companies Under Italian Law
Marco Catalano from Studio Irrera on
The jurisdiction over liability actions of directors of Government-held Companies was one of the most debated in Italy, being not clear if they are subject to the ordinary or to the Court of auditors jurisdiction.
The Italian “VAT Group Regime” Comes True … at Last!
Zachary Mykulak from Goulston & Storrs on
The Italian legislator has finally removed the VAT legislation gap between Italy and the most part of the EU countries. The new Italian VAT regime arise from a specific option rendered by the EU legislation since 1979.
Europe’s Definition of SME to Access to EU-Funding
Maria de Rosis from Interconsulting Studio Associato on
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are the backbone of Europe's economy. They represent the major of all businesses in the EU, and in the past years, they have considerably increased the percentage of employees in the whole territory.
The Holding Company as a Model to Organize the Family Business Assets in a Tax Efficient Way
Salvador Balcells i Iranzo from Manubens Abogados on
In the context of family businesses, it is common to hear about the possible advantages or benefits of the creation of holding companies, companies whose main purpose is to hold shares in another companies.
Consolidated Balance Sheet: Editing Time Is Different Due to Different Rules
Federico Rossi from Studio Rossi-Gerosa Commercialisti Associati on
Frequently the European headquarters that own directly a company based in Italy asked “why the balance sheet is not ready?”.
First Judgment Declaring Void the Dismissal of a Worker on Leave Due to Accident for Being Considered as Discriminatory
Victor Bescós from Manubens Abogados on
The Labour Court number 33 of Barcelona in a ruling of December 23, 2016 has declared the dismissal of a worker on temporary disability leave caused by an accident at work.
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