Hung Ou Yang, Managing Partner of Brain Trust International Law Firm, was invited to attend the 2024 Taipei International Conference on Arbitration and Mediation of the Chinese Arbitration Association.

The Home Office has just launched a new form for reporting problems with eVisas.

The Peruvian government has sought to implement measures that facilitate compliance with tax obligations, while ensuring the collection of revenues necessary for the functioning of the State.

The upcoming Autumn Budget may introduce substantial changes to Inheritance Tax (‘IHT’), Stamp Duty Land Tax (‘SDLT’) and Capital Gains Tax (‘CGT’) in the UK. Here are some of the ways how.

As it is known, economic sanctions, a powerful tool of influence in international relations, can act as a ‘weapon’ with significant direct and indirect impacts.

In this fortnight’s edition of the KHQ Workplace Watch, we cover recent law reform and regulatory updates.

As it is already widely known and spoken about, the UK’s immigration system is going digital by 2025.

There were a handful of smaller news items this week including APRA’s release of a service provider template for the purpose of CPS 230, and a new version of SPS 114 released which is more aligned with CPS 230.

USCIS determined that for November 2024, applicants in all family-sponsored preference categories and all employment-based preference categories must use the Dates for Filing chart.

This year, ALGEBRA is not only testing your skills but also your fitness! Thanks to our consolidated partnership with the Italian Exposition Group, to whom we wish great success for the Dubai Active 2024 event and thank them for this opportunity.

WR Immigration’s October global immigration updates include the latest developments on Canada’s ICT Work Permit Requirements, UK traveling updates, Ireland’s Employment Permits Act 2024, and much more!

Recently, the Temuco Court of Appeals upheld a protection appeal against SUSESO, which classified the illness of a municipal employee as having a common origin.

This week Parliament passed legislation to increase the Commonwealth penalty unit and introduced two new Bills which propose new cyber security reporting obligations.