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Acquiring Land In Victoria in 2024? Tax Changes That Are Essential To Understand

Laura Spencer Laura Spencer from  KHQ Lawyers  on 

In 2024, land acquisition in Victoria faces the impact of some notable tax changes which demand closer scrutiny from both vendors and purchasers. Navigating these tax intricacies will undoubtedly shape the success of your acquisitions and sales.

Withholding Tax And Dividends To A Luxemburg Company

Vincent Gautier Vincent Gautier from  Jean-Claude Coulon & Associés  on 

The reimbursement to a Swiss company by a Luxembourg company of the entire dividends received from a French company does not exclude the status of the beneficial owner and the exemption of the French witholding tax.

Real Estate Investments In France By Non Residents

Vincent Gautier Vincent Gautier from  Jean-Claude Coulon & Associés  on 

Many non-residents have retained property in France that they rent out -as non-professionals- during their absence. In many cases, the income they derive from this activity exceeds their other incomes in France, often non-existent as they carry out their professional activity abroad. 

Purchase Or Sale By Foreigners Of Real Estate Located In France

Vincent Gautier Vincent Gautier from  Jean-Claude Coulon & Associés  on 

The opening of borders and the intensification of international economic relations lead to ever-increasing geographical mobility. Real estate transactions are not exempt from this phenomenon and increasingly involve an element of foreignness

NSW 2023-2024 Budget Highlights: Farewell Corporate Reconstruction Exemption, Hello Increased Landholder Duty

Laura Spencer Laura Spencer from  KHQ Lawyers  on 

On 19 September 2023, the NSW Treasurer handed down the 2023-2024 NSW State Budget. The Treasury and Revenue Legislation Amendment Bill 2023 will, once passed, implement several key measures announced in the Budget.

Governor Kathy Hochul Proposes New York State Housing Compact

George Evans George W. Evans from  Goulston & Storrs  on 

On January 10, New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced The New York Housing Compact, a series of proposals to grow the housing stock across New York State.

Need for Proof Landlord Obliges Tenant to Prove

Marc-Vincent Spanjersberg Marc-Vincent Spanjersberg from  Bos van der Burg Advocaten  on 
Candidate tenants had to meet an income requirement before allocating a home. To this end, the defendants provided information, after which the house was assigned to them. Months later, the housing association was informed by the police about a fraud investigation.

Criminal Offenses Ruinerwold: No Reason for Dissolution of Lease Agreement

Marc-Vincent Spanjersberg Marc-Vincent Spanjersberg from  Bos van der Burg Advocaten  on 

Hiding a family in a farm may constitute criminal offences, but it is not yet a ground for dissolution of a lease. After all, a bad person does not make a bad tenant.

No Eviction Of Residential Guidance Due To Insufficient Warning About Nuisance

Marc-Vincent Spanjersberg Marc-Vincent Spanjersberg from  Bos van der Burg Advocaten  on 

Defendant allegedly caused nuisance. Plaintiff warns once. After a subsequent incident, the claimant terminates the verbal housing counseling agreement, under pressure from the housing corporation.

No External Directors' Liability Towards the Lessor Due to Bankruptcy

Marc-Vincent Spanjersberg Marc-Vincent Spanjersberg from  Bos van der Burg Advocaten  on 

In the case of a pre-constitutive act, a lease is entered into. Seven years later, the tenant goes bankrupt.

Returning Child Administrator Becomes Co-Tenant

Marc-Vincent Spanjersberg Marc-Vincent Spanjersberg from  Bos van der Burg Advocaten  on 

In 2012, the mother was 80 years old when her then 57-year-old son moves in with her. In 2017, the son is appointed as administrator and mentor of his mother with dementia. Six months later, he requests the housing association to designate him as a co-tenant.

Lecco and Its Territory: A Glimpse of the Future

Maria Venturini Maria Venturini from  Studio Colombo Commercialisti Associati  on 
Lecco not only thinks about the future, but tries to shape it, through young people, culture, businesses, entrepreneurs, associations, science, technology and innovation.

No Termination of the Rental Agreement in the Event of Temporary Payment Problems

Marc-Vincent Spanjersberg Marc-Vincent Spanjersberg from  Bos van der Burg Advocaten  on 

In the event of rent arrears, you usually have to deal with collection agencies. You are requested to pay, otherwise legal proceedings will follow. Or you've already been subpoenaed. As a rule, the judge will dissolve a lease and grant eviction of the leased property if you owe more than two months' rent. However, there may be circumstances that do not justify dissolution of the lease and eviction of the leased property. See also the judgment of Rb. The Hague September 1, 2021, ECLI:N:LBDHA:2021:10298.

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