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New rules for resolving tax disputes have come into effect in the UK. These rules change the way taxpayers interact with the tax authority. The new rules aim to improve the dispute resolution process.
Ukrainian Courts are taking a closer look at business registration due to new schemes and risks that may arise during the process.
Ukraine introduces new rules for controlling PFU payments and raw material processing. Changes will affect all employers.
Identify top management fraud on time by watching for red flags. Learn how to do it. Red flags are signals that indicate possible fraud or other issues in the company.
USCIS has issued a new policy that may impact the immigration process. Employers should be aware of the changes.
UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) has published a list of institutions approved for the Global Talent visa program. This guide will help you understand how to work with these institutions.
The UK government has published guidance on facial age estimation. This guidance provides information on the use of facial age estimation technology for the purpose of immigration age assessments.
To get a UK visa in Moldova, you need to get tested for tuberculosis. Find out where to get tested and how to prepare. If you're planning to apply for a UK visa, you'll need to provide the results of a tuberculosis test.
The SCOTUS ruling on immigration judges has little to do with immigration. It aims to curb judicial overreach in immigration policy, which may have significant implications for US immigration policy.
The Employment Rights Act 2025 introduces changes to unfair dismissal rules. New provisions come into effect on July 1, 2026.
The UK Court of Appeal has ruled on the deportation of a Nigerian national with a serious mental health condition, cautioning against speculating too far into the future when assessing Article 3 risk.
Use form CISC9 to apply for a Certificate of Residence for Authorised Investment Funds with HMRC. This guide will walk you through the application process.
The 1st Circuit has rejected a bid to halt the deportation of a Guatemalan man over concerns about his daughters' health. The court found that deportation would not result in exceptional hardship for the teens.
Abrego Garcia seeks court protection from deportation to any country other than Costa Rica, arguing that authorities are trying to punish him for challenging their actions.
New Mexico's AG has accused two counties of violating state law by failing to terminate their agreements with ICE. The law bars such agreements.
A Massachusetts federal judge tossed the Trump administration's lawsuit against Boston over the city's sanctuary policies. The city's policies limit cooperation with immigration agents.
When you first arrive in Canada as an international student, you'll need to complete an interview with a Canada Border Services Agency officer. The officer is checking that you meet Canada's entry requirements.
Canada work permit wait times are increasing. Latest IRCC data shows longer wait times for many countries.
Canadian permanent residents can lose their status due to simple misunderstandings. They must spend 730 days inside Canada in every 5-year period.
The Express Entry candidate pool grew by 4,395 profiles between April 26 and May 24, with 93% of this growth driven by candidates scoring 501-600. Canada's immigration candidate pool is growing rapidly, with candidates scoring 501-600…
If there are errors on your registration or naturalisation certificate, you can correct them using Form RR. This guide will walk you through the correction process.
Campus anti-ICE activism presents itself as humanitarian, but its humanitarianism is selective. The activists rarely ask who is being protected and who is being sacrificed.
Non-resident companies in the UK must file a tax return using the SA700 form. We'll guide you through the process. The tax return is filed by post.
The authorities in England and Wales have updated the fees for registration of events. Now, you will have to pay more for registration of birth, death, marriage, and civil partnership. The changes come into effect on April 6, 2026.
The Insolvency Rules in England and Wales have been updated. The changes are in line with new legislation and aim to improve insolvency procedures.
The US is extending protections for Lebanese nationals for 6 months. The Department of Homeland Security missed a window to determine if it's safe for them to return. This decision affects Lebanese citizens living in the US.
Ukraine has ratified an EU loan of €90 billion. Businesses should prepare for the reform of taxation regimes and the strengthening of digital trade requirements.
Canada's immigration agency has issued 4,500 invitations to candidates with French language proficiency. To be considered in this draw, candidates needed a minimum CRS score of 409.
I-864 sponsors living abroad must reestablish U.S. domicile to qualify. Learn how to do it.
The UK and Northern Ireland are introducing a new phase of the Computerised Transit System (NCTS) 6. This guide will help you understand the changes and their impact on your business.
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