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The UK has amended the Civil Legal Aid Regulations, reversing some 2025 changes. Learn what this means for you.
The 10th Circuit has ruled that a Salvadoran national was too late in seeking to reopen his case before an immigration appeals board. This decision may have significant implications for immigrants.
New salary coefficients and employee registration rules come into effect in Ukraine in 2026, potentially impacting your rights as a worker.
Ontario has revoked all its provincial pathways to permanent residence. Changes took effect on May 30, 2026.
Canada has updated its Citizenship Act, and many Americans may now be eligible for a Canadian passport through ancestry. Nearly one in three New Hampshire residents may be dual citizens.
Greece's Ministry of Migration and Asylum has renewed residence permits. Pick up your renewed permit at the Regional Asylum Office on the island of Chios.
If your Green Card has expired outside the U.S., you can't renew it abroad, but you can get back home.
The UK authorities have introduced new rules for the publication of tax avoidance schemes information. These rules apply to declarations made under section 209 of the Finance Act 2026.
The UK High Court has dismissed a challenge to the Home Secretary and Defence Secretary's decision to close the Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy scheme without notice on 1 July 2025.
A New York farmworker is seeking to block a union contract, claiming it violates his constitutional rights and is preempted by federal immigration law.
Foreign drivers in Florida are challenging a decision to stop issuing commercial driver's licenses. A federal judge is considering the case.
The 4th Circuit partially revives a Salvadoran woman's immigration case, who fled familial violence. The court ruling may have implications for immigration cases.
The US Department of Justice has stated that immigrants must live in the country for at least 5 years to be eligible for the Lifeline program, which subsidizes phone and internet costs for low-income households.
In May, significant court rulings were made that may impact immigration cases. The courts decided that a trustee can continue to pursue claims for violating an oral loan agreement.
The UK Immigration Service has published guidance on applying the policy on illegal working as a breach of asylum support conditions. This guidance is intended for immigration staff.
The UK has introduced mandatory tax adviser registration. Learn how this affects you and your business processes. Registration is necessary for all tax advisers to ensure compliance with tax law.
A First Circuit panel ruled that the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) abused its discretion when rejecting a Colombian woman's attempts to continue her fight against deportation. She was likely prejudiced by ineffective counsel.
A Georgia federal court awarded $3.45M in attorney fees to lawyers for workers who settled a dispute with Hyundai for $11.5M.
Find out how to get your overlap relief figure if you have transition profit and include it in your tax return to potentially save on taxes.
If you've brought goods into Northern Ireland, you may be eligible for a repayment or remission of import duty. Check if you can apply through the Duty Reimbursement Scheme.
The US Supreme Court has refused to review a ruling that the federal government must take additional steps to notify immigrants of immigration hearing dates when their initial removal proceeding notices are returned unread. This decision…
The Ukrainian government has changed the mechanism for controlling the implementation of the normative of workplaces for people with disabilities. The new rules aim to make inspections more defined for businesses.
Confirming protected employment status directly affects tax relations. Assessment results can reduce tax burden.
Canada offers opportunities for foreign workers. In some situations, a work permit is not required. Learn which situations allow you to work without a permit.
Find out about customs prohibitions, restrictions and licences for ATA Carnet. Understanding ATA Carnet requirements is crucial for international trade. Check our guide to learn more.
The ATA Carnet is an international document that allows temporary export of goods without paying customs duties. This article explains how to use the ATA Carnet for international travel.
New law changes will affect businesses in Ukraine from June 2026. We'll review the top 10 changes entrepreneurs need to know.
Learn about tax risk in Ukraine and how it affects your business. Taxpayers must be aware of their risk level to avoid issues with the tax authority.
Employers must be aware of the rates and thresholds for 2026-2027. This is crucial for the correct operation of payroll and provision of benefits to employees.
Despite cuts introduced by the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012, legal aid remains available for some immigration cases. For more information, please refer to the relevant authorities.
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