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Since December, thousands of Americans have discovered they are now dual US-Canadian citizens. If you have at least one Canadian ancestor, you and your children are also dual citizens.
High-earning workers may be prioritized for permanent residence in Canada sooner than expected. The Canadian government plans to overhaul the Express Entry system.
Ontario is inviting international student graduates to apply for provincial nomination. This is the second selection round in 2026.
The country-by-country report is required for multinational enterprises. Learn how to create and submit an XML file.
HMRC warns about scam text messages. Check a list of recent messages to help you decide if a text you've received is genuine.
Classifying ceramics for import and export is crucial. Get help to avoid mistakes. Proper classification of goods is necessary for importing and exporting ceramics.
The UK has introduced new sanctions regulations. These regulations amend existing sanctions in light of the country's exit from the EU. More information is available on the government's website.
The Single Person Committee of Inquiry was established in 2020 and its powers were extended in February 2026, which may affect the naturalization process for certain applicants.
The US Department of Labor has proposed a rule to clarify joint employer liability. The rule aims to regulate employer responsibility for labor law violations.
New Brunswick issued over 140 invitations across Express Entry and AIP immigration programs. Invitations were issued to candidates in healthcare, IT, transportation, and manufacturing.
Ex-gratia payments are made in cases of errors or wrongful actions by government agencies. This guide explains how these payments are managed and assessed.
HMRC warns of a tax avoidance scheme on property income. A known scheme is used by individual landlords to avoid paying tax.
The UK Court of Appeal has ruled that the arrest and beating of a Vietnamese protester does not amount to persecution. This judgment is a reminder that persecution under the Refugee Convention remains a high threshold.
Phytosanitary control is going digital. A new registration order in PHIS takes effect on April 29. Users of the PHIS system must keep their information up to date.
The State Financial Monitoring Service has moved to mandatory electronic reporting. Registration in the e-cabinet and the presence of a digital signature are now required.
ICE aims to increase removals to one million per year. This may impact immigrants in the US. Changes in ICE policy may lead to increased arrests and deportations.
Voting rights advocates sued the DOJ over its bid to acquire unredacted voter information to cross-check voter rolls against immigration databases.
US federal officials say they don't control immigration center conditions. Inmates allege intolerable living conditions in a Mojave Desert processing center.
A Texas federal judge has recommended that the wife and children of an Egyptian man accused of attacking pro-Israel protesters be released from immigration detention. The judge found that the family's more than 10-month detention has…
A Colorado judge has narrowly expanded a block on ICE subpoenas. This ruling may impact immigration law. The judge ruled that Colorado Labor Department employees are not required to respond to federal subpoenas.
The court ruled that simply opposing gangs is not enough to qualify for asylum. This decision may affect many immigrants seeking protection in the US.
Find out how to report car and fuel benefits to HMRC. A guide for employers on the reporting process.
Find out what you need to do before traveling to the UK and after arrival. Moving to the UK from Ukraine is possible under special programs.
The UK has introduced changes to its audit legislation. These changes affect auditors and companies.
The UK has introduced changes to the Provision of Services Regulations, affecting business and employment. Learn what this means for you.
The IRS has published a list of over 1,400 individuals who lost US citizenship. This is a slight increase from last year. The list includes people who renounced US citizenship in Q1.
Former Judge Hannah Dugan argues that a recent ICE case reversal supports her acquittal. She was convicted of obstructing immigration agents.
A federal judge in Oregon has allowed two environmental groups to intervene in a lawsuit against a proposed immigrant detention center. The lawsuit was filed by the state and one of its cities.
The main concern remains access to interpreting services. A second inspection report of a removal journey to France under the 'one in one out' scheme has been published.
Work permit and Express Entry processing times in Canada are decreasing. The overall application backlog has decreased by 48,900 over the last month.
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