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Adopting a child abroad or having a child through surrogacy does not always guarantee British nationality. British nationality law does not always follow biology or foreign documents.
The Ukrainian government has approved a compensation mechanism for businesses affected by the conflict. Legislation provides for strict liability for misusing or unlawfully receiving aid.
The National Bank of Ukraine has eased reporting requirements for non-banking financial institutions. The transitional period for submitting data on active operations has been extended until the end of 2026.
Americans face challenges in obtaining work visas in Europe, but Canadians have it easier. Learn why and how this affects you.
The UK government is introducing a new digital taxation system. Learn how it will affect you. Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax is coming soon.
A TikToker is challenging a defamation suit brought by immigration law firm Meneses Law PLLC, arguing her posts were rhetorical condemnation based on public controversy surrounding the firm.
A Ninth Circuit panel has affirmed First Amendment protections for journalists and protesters. The court ruled that a preliminary injunction issued by a California federal judge must be narrowed.
Mahmoud Khalil, a lawful permanent resident, asked Judge Emil Bove to recuse himself. Bove reviewed Khalil's detention case. Khalil believes Bove was involved in the case during his time at the US Department of Justice.
USCIS will resume processing some asylum applications, but with stricter vetting. Other restrictions, including travel bans from high-risk countries, remain in effect.
PERN is seeking a Legal Adviser and Service Coordinator. The ideal candidate should have IAA Level 3 qualification or equivalent.
Understand how to calculate National Insurance contributions for employees in the UK. This guide will help you navigate the contribution tables.
President Donald Trump has asked Republican leadership in Congress to send him a bill by June 1 to fund the Department of Homeland Security, including ICE and Border Patrol.
The 9th Circuit has stayed a ruling vacating a Board of Immigration Appeals decision. This may impact immigration judges' authority to grant release on bond.
Michigan and one of its cities asked a federal court to temporarily block ICE from converting a warehouse into a detention center, arguing the federal government didn't notify local officials and didn't conduct required environmental…
A Harvard Medical School researcher and Russian national charged with smuggling frog embryo specimens can see emails and other documents regarding the government's decision to prosecute her. A Massachusetts federal judge ruled in her…
Immigrants at a Mojave Desert detention facility are seeking better conditions. ICE says immigrants can't interfere with the contract terms with GEO Group.
Canada's new citizenship law, which took effect in December, may grant citizenship to one-in-four New Englanders. Let's break down what this means for you.
The latest Harvard/Harris poll found that most Americans support immigration enforcement, but don't want to hear about it. According to the poll, 55% of Americans believe that immigration laws are necessary for national security.
HMRC is updating its PAYE guidance. Staff and employers should review the updated information, available on the HMRC website.
The UK government has updated the Universal Credit regulations. These changes may affect benefit claimants. Learn about the new rules and how they impact you.
New regulations on social security contributions have come into effect in the UK. The changes are related to amendments to the Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003.
The US Supreme Court has expressed skepticism over the Trump administration's attempt to limit birthright citizenship. The majority of justices struggle to see support for the administration's argument in the Constitutional text.
A federal judge has upheld sanctuary laws in Colorado and Denver, ruling that a decision in favor of the Trump administration would violate the Constitution.
Canada has introduced several changes to its immigration policy, including increased citizenship and passport fees and flexible income requirements for sponsors of parents and grandparents for the super visa.
Canada extends work permit measures for Ukrainians. Ukrainian nationals can now work in Canada until March 31, 2027.
The US is discussing changes in immigration law. The new law may exclude aliens who support genocide or violence.
Corporation Tax rates and allowances in the UK. Check the latest updates and changes. Corporation Tax rates vary depending on the company's income.
One Stop Shop (OSS) and Import One Stop Shop (IOSS) simplify VAT registration and returns. Learn how to register and what is required.
A comprehensive guide to VAT legislation. Everything you need to know about Value Added Tax.
A UK court has ruled that housing asylum seekers in hotels for extended periods is unlawful. The court examined what 'adequate accommodation' means under the law.
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