The clock is ticking—just 49 days remain until the one-year filing deadline for the Corporate Transparency Act! Entities established before January 1, 2024, must submit a beneficial owner information report by December 31, 2024.

The Chancellor announced a set of changes to employers’ National Insurance (NI) contributions which look set to raise public funds, placing the burden of this on larger businesses while leaving small businesses largely untouched.

For a very long time the UK has operated a remittance basis of taxation for tax residents who are not classed domiciled because their permanent home is outside the UK.

The 2024 Autumn Budget (the Budget), announced on 30 October, introduced several significant changes many of which will adversely affect individuals. In this series, we take a closer look at the announced adjustments.

Now that we have had a year of working under the new law and with the Massachusetts Department of Revenue—and a clarification from the Legislature—here are some key concepts to know about the Massachusetts estate tax.

Since 8 February 2018, foreigners who would like to work more freely and more conveniently in Taiwan may apply for Taiwanese Gold Card, which combines work permit, resident visa, alien resident certificate, and re-entry permit.

It was coined as a ‘gamechanger’- an ETF that can be bought and sold on the ASX or Cboe Australia but that can also be applied for, and redeemed, directly with the issuer.

Australian Securities and Investments Commission v LGSS Pty Ltdi is the most recent of several enforcement actions that ASIC has taken in the last few years against ASX-listed companies and financial product issuers for ‘greenwashing.

In the complex landscape of global finance, sanctions have emerged as an essential tool for enforcing international law and maintaining geopolitical stability.

The death or incapacitation of a loved one is one of the most painful experiences in life. The grief can be overwhelming. Unfortunately, at this time, disputes often arise about the deceased’s estate and/or related family trusts.

While, like most countries, dividends received by a parent company from its subsidiaries may enjoy certain tax exemptions, various tax laws in Taiwan prevent taxpayers from obtaining undue tax benefits through related-party transactions.

Tax issues regarding related-party transactions have always been at the core of tax planning. Various tax laws in Taiwan prevent taxpayers from obtaining undue tax benefits through related-party transactions.

When it comes to transactions involving third parties, Taiwanese tax laws provide some tax exemptions or reductions, but it is also essential to note the recent change regarding real estate transaction.