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Exporting goods from the UK is subject to VAT. Understanding VAT rules can help avoid penalties. Read our article to learn more.
The UK government has published new customs regulations. The changes will affect port operators and customs rules for importing and exporting goods. Find out what's changed and how it may impact your business.
The UK authorities have introduced changes to customs regulations. These changes come into effect in 2026. Familiarize yourself with the new rules and requirements.
Courts highlight the importance of checking AI errors in court submissions. Recent cases show how this can lead to awards for attorney fees.
The UK Asylum Support Tribunal has confirmed its jurisdiction to award section 95 support in an appeal against a decision to discontinue section 4 support. The decision was made in the case of ML v Secretary of State for the Home…
The Ukraine Supreme Court has ruled that the material intensity of a service does not grant the right to apply procurement exceptions, affecting business and procurement in Ukraine.
The National Bank of Ukraine has updated its cash handling rules, introducing new security and reporting requirements. This change aims to harmonize Ukraine's financial sector with EU norms.
Bill C-3 restored Canadian citizenship to those born before December 15, 2025. However, it also introduced new restrictions for future generations.
Wait times for Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs) have decreased for select Temporary Foreign Worker Program streams. Latest updates from Employment and Social Development Canada.
Learn what an I-751 affidavit must include, who should write it, and how to make it strong enough to help your petition. The I-751 affidavit is a written statement that confirms your marriage and is provided in support of your petition to…
The level 1 Immigration Advice Authority exams are a crucial step in the career of an immigration advisor. This article will guide you on how to prepare for these exams.
The Ukrainian authorities have confirmed that employers must pay disability contributions, even without an approved report form. This affects all Ukrainian employers.
Ukraine opens its capital markets to foreign investors. The government initiates a holding infrastructure company, which may attract new investments.
The US Department of Homeland Security has published a new regulatory proposal to limit work permits for certain classes of aliens. This could affect many immigrants.
A 1942 proclamation by the British monarch may set a precedent for the US Supreme Court's decision on birthright citizenship, potentially impacting US immigration law.
The data sharing agreement between the IRS and ICE did not meet requirements to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of federal taxpayer data. A TIGTA report found flaws in the agreement.
The 7th Circuit Court ruled that the Kenosha County Jail must face a lawsuit over forced labor. Detainees may be exempt from forced labor.
A former immigration judge has filed a lawsuit alleging bias in their firing. The lawsuit claims that dozens of judges were fired or denied permanent positions due to bias.
The 11th US Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a decision to deport a Haitian man convicted of assault. This ruling may have significant implications for immigrants who have committed crimes.
The DOJ has filed complaints to revoke the citizenship of 17 individuals due to serious offenses. Learn more.
A Massachusetts federal judge ruled that President Trump's $100,000 H-1B visa payment constitutes a tax that Congress did not authorize the president to impose. The judge declared the fee unlawful and vacated it in its entirety.
A recent Green Card memo changes the adjustment of status process. This may affect applicants who must apply abroad.
Over 100 former prosecutors have expressed concern over the leadership of the US Attorney's office in Chicago, citing politicization of decisions.
US immigration prosecution for illegal entry is on the rise. What does this mean for migrants and what are the consequences?
If you're a pension scheme administrator, you need to make an annual claim for tax relief on pension contributions. We'll guide you through the process. As a pension scheme administrator in the UK, you must file an annual claim for tax…
The Ukrainian tax authority has clarified taxation rules for mobilized individuals. Payments to mobilized individuals must be regulated by a collective agreement or a corresponding order. For more information, please refer to the relevant…
Canadian citizenship can cost Americans less than a Caribbean vacation. Millions of Americans already qualify for a Canadian passport. The cost of citizenship in other countries can be much higher.
Quebec invites over 2,500 candidates for permanent selection. This may be an opportunity for you and your family to move to Canada.
Indefinite Leave to Remain in the UK gives you the right to live and work in the country without restrictions. Learn more about your rights and status.
The European Migration Network held a high-level conference to evaluate the Migration and Asylum Pact. Participants discussed issues related to implementing the migration and asylum strategy.
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