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08 Aug, 2017
Foreign entrepreneurs interested in opening a business in the Netherlands have to decide on the entity type to suit their needs. Our Netherlands-based company formation agents can assist you in selecting the correct company type...
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27 Jun, 2017
In February this year, a draft law of the Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Prevention Act (hereinafter referred to as the Law) was prepared, which will implement amendments to the Directive of the European Union on the...
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16 May, 2017
I have been dealing with trusts, from many different jurisdictions, for more than 25 years. Not all those trusts have been discretionary but the majority have been and that is still the case today...
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14 Mar, 2017
Despite the notable uncertainty concerning the United Kingdom and Gibraltar's future trading relationship with the European Union, there are a number of upcoming developments which the Gibraltar insurance industry...
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14 Feb, 2017
The US is the only developed country that taxes based on citizenship rather than residence. This means that if you are a US citizen, you are liable to report your worldwide income and pay US taxes on it, wherever in the world you live...
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02 Feb, 2017
The 2016 tax year is over, which means it is already time to start thinking about 2017...
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16 Jan, 2017
With ever increasing regulations and reporting requirements, it is now of even more importance to ensure that Cyprus companies are meeting all of their statutory and other reporting obligations...
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04 Jul, 2016
From 1st July 2016 onwards it is required to provide SAFT-PL files in XML format on request of the PL Tax authorities...
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24 Jun, 2016
Corporate governance is relevant to both private and public companies. Nevertheless, this chapter will focus on corporate governance rules, applicable to public limited companies listed on the Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE)...
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10 Jun, 2016
As a general rule, non-resident actors or entertainers who derive income from performing in Canada will be subject to Canadian tax on such income. Typically, such persons are self-employed independent contractors, rather than employees...
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