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Ukraine's tax authority has clarified rules for partial payments through cash registers. Each payment part must be accompanied by a separate invoice.
The Immigration Board ruled that a judge failed to address inconsistencies in a Cameroonian man's testimony. This decision has important implications for immigration law.
Car wash workers in Massachusetts have filed a lawsuit against ICE, alleging they were racially profiled during a raid. The officers, they claim, lacked warrants and made no effort to verify their status.
Credit scores are a crucial aspect of financial life in Canada. Understanding how they work can help you build a good credit history.
Foreign nationals who are or were in Gaza have nearly two more years to travel to Canada. The temporary haven policy has been extended.
The UK immigration service has published guidance for staff on restricted leave. Learn about the key points.
New guidance explains how immigration staff should consider immigration status and make decisions on enforcement action. This guidance highlights the importance of properly assessing each case.
Get guidance on applying for nationality if you live in the Channel Islands, Isle of Man, a British Overseas Territory, or if you live elsewhere and want to apply by post. This guide will help you through the application process.
The Greek Ministry of Migration and Asylum has published a list of asylum cases with ready travel documents. Check the list to see if your documents are ready.
The Greek Ministry of Migration and Asylum has published a list of asylum applications with ready travel documents. If you have applied, check the list and pick up your documents at the Regional Asylum Office of Thessaloniki.
The Greek Ministry of Migration and Asylum has published a list of asylum cases with ready travel documents. Check if your case is on the list. The Ministry of Migration and Asylum has published a list of asylum cases with ready travel…
The Greek Ministry of Migration and Asylum has published a list of asylum applications with ready travel documents. Check if your application is on the list. The list is available on the ministry's website.
The meeting between the Greek and Cypriot migration ministers discussed return of migrants and preparation for a new EU agreement, potentially affecting Ukrainian immigrants in the EU.
If you complete a Self Assessment tax return, you must use it to tell HMRC about your student or postgraduate loan deductions. This is necessary for accurate tax calculation.
Find out about additional instructions for specific data that may be used with each 3-digit Additional Procedure Code. This guidance is for individuals involved in internal market movements.
The Immigration Law Practitioners' Association (ILPA) is hiring a Training Manager. Applications are accepted until May 17, 2026. Salary: £33,000-£35,000 per year.
Irregular migration is a complex issue that cannot be solved by simply telling migrants to do the right thing. There are systemic factors that contribute to irregular migration. Irregular migration status can have serious consequences for…
Work suspension in Ukraine does not mean termination, but it relieves employers from paying salaries. Ukraine's Ministry of Economy has clarified work suspension rules.
The Northwest Territories held their first immigration draw on March 25, selecting 65 candidates through the Employer-Driven Stream. Assess your eligibility for the program.
If you have a certain type of British nationality, you can register as a British citizen. Learn how to do it. Registering as a British citizen gives you the right to vote and live in the UK without restrictions.
The 11th US Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the Everglades detention center can remain open. The decision came after a case involving federal environmental law violations.
Over 300 organizations are calling on the US Department of Justice to restore a program that allows non-lawyers to assist low-income and indigent persons in immigration proceedings.
A Ninth Circuit panel has temporarily blocked a California law requiring federal agents to wear identification. The court ruled that the law is likely unconstitutional. The California law was enacted to ensure transparency and…
TD Bank and airline companies are accused of sharing data with the government, potentially affecting consumers' financial privacy.
The US government is urging the 9th Circuit to lift an injunction blocking Border Patrol from making warrantless arrests in California. The government argues that the plaintiffs lack standing.
A Massachusetts federal judge has given the government more time to notify detained immigrants of their right to a bond hearing and appeal. The ruling also restricts transfers of detainees to other jurisdictions for at least 24 hours…
The US Department of Homeland Security and ICE are fighting a lawsuit filed by Michigan and one of its cities. DHS argues that the state lacks standing to block the planned ICE detention center, citing the Immigration and Nationality Act.
Nebraska has agreed to end in-state tuition benefits for unauthorized immigrants. This decision comes after an agreement between the Trump administration and Nebraska, stating that federal law preempts state laws.
The US Supreme Court is considering whether green card holders with pending criminal charges should be paroled into the country. This could change entry rules for green card holders.
New reporting rules for capital market operators take effect on May 1. The main changes concern the composition of data and technical standards for its presentation. Check the official sources for more information.
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