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The BIA has ruled that admitting to lying in the past does not automatically make an applicant credible. This decision has significant implications for immigration proceedings. The BIA has emphasized that immigration judges can now…
If your employees work abroad, you need to know about taxes and social security. We can help you understand this issue. If your employees work in another country, you may need to pay taxes and social security in that country.
Find out about detailed PAYE and National Insurance contributions guidance for current and previous years. This guide is for employers.
The UK has reciprocal social security agreements with several countries. This guide will help you understand which countries have such agreements and how they may affect your benefits.
The UK and India have signed a new social security agreement. Find out how this may affect you. The agreement covers social security issues for citizens of both countries.
If you're working in a country with a social security agreement, you can apply for a certificate of coverage to pay UK National Insurance. This confirms you're only paying UK National Insurance contributions.
The US Department of Homeland Security has responded to a lawsuit from three immigrant advocacy groups. The groups are challenging a policy that allows ICE officers to enter private homes without a judicial warrant.
The 7th Circuit ruled that federal border agents didn't need a warrant or probable cause to manually search a scammer's phone. This decision has significant implications for privacy rights at the border.
NC Gov. signs budget cutting civil legal aid funding, potentially impacting access to legal services for those in need.
A Fifth Circuit panel ruled that the US government may be liable for a CBP agent's actions after he struck a woman with his truck. The agent was on duty at the time of the incident.
Connecticut and New Haven are pushing back against the federal government over immigration control. The federal government has accused these cities of interfering with immigration authorities.
IRCC has published an updated distribution of Express Entry candidate scores. The number of top-scoring candidates has decreased. Check how competitive your Express Entry profile is.
A child sex offender's imminent deportation to Laos has been blocked after the Minnesota Board of Pardons granted him a pardon. The decision has sparked controversy over immigration policy.
DHS has proposed new rules for the EB-5 investor visa program. This could impact future investors. Learn what this means for you.
The Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED) online service may be unavailable or have issues. Check the service status before submitting an application. The service is used to submit returns and claims for relief from the tax.
Immigrant groups are asking a Massachusetts federal court to temporarily block Trump administration policies that could hinder the ability of thousands of TPS holders and asylum-seekers to work and remain in the US.
The tax reporting form has been updated with new codes 525 and 526 for concentration of export and import operations. Disclosure of calculation is now required.
IRCC has completed its review of citizenship by descent applications. What does this mean for applicants? Read our article to learn more.
U.S. citizens can sponsor parents for a green card. Learn who qualifies, how the process works, and what it costs.
HMRC has released a special edition of its monthly Agent Update in preparation for sending your client's first quarterly update. This guide will help you understand how to prepare and what to expect.
A counterparty under sanctions poses not only reputational risks but also the risk of blocked funds and loss of partners. What steps can you take to mitigate these risks?
If your child was born outside the UK, they may be eligible for British citizenship. We'll guide you through the registration process.
Understanding tax-advantaged share schemes in the UK. A guide to tax benefits and requirements.
A New York man has sued the Department of Homeland Security, alleging it responded to his criticism of ICE with intimidation. The man had sent an email to ICE after a deadly raid in Minnesota.
The Tameside duty of inquiry is the duty of authorities to conduct further investigations to make informed decisions. This is important for immigration law practitioners.
A Jamaican citizen fearing torture or death upon deportation has been given a chance to revisit his case. The split panel ruled that the immigration appeals board strayed from the appropriate review standard.
A federal judge has been told to continue a pause on warrantless ICE arrests. This decision may impact immigrants in the US.
Two Con Edison partner companies are accused of exploiting Georgian immigrants, forcing them to work 50-90 hours a week for less than minimum wage. The conditions were tantamount to human trafficking, according to the lawsuit.
Canada's immigration department has issued invitations to apply through Express Entry. The PNP cut-off score was 708. Read more.
New Brunswick extends student pathway to permanent residence. International students can get permanent residence in Canada after completing their studies.
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