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Find the software you need to report self-employment and property income to HMRC. Learn how to choose the right software for Making Tax Digital.
The UK is moving towards a digital immigration system. Share codes are a key part of this process. Learn what share codes are and how to use them. The UK is introducing a digital immigration system.
The Ukrainian Ministry of Justice has updated the rules for business record-keeping and archiving. Businesses must familiarize themselves with the changes, which come into effect in 2026.
Canada is boosting provincial immigration by a third for 2026. This means the number of nominations for permanent residence allocated to each province and territory has increased by 31%.
Get guidance on applying for a British Overseas Territory or Commonwealth country visa. Learn how to apply and what documents you need.
A recent Politico report on ICE leadership has raised questions about the loyalty of some officials. The article has sparked a heated debate in Washington.
Recent news on state oversight and regulation in Ukraine. Updates on legislation and policy. Important events for businesses.
Prince Edward Island has conducted its third provincial immigration draw of the year, issuing invitations through its Labour Impact and Express Entry pathways. The province continues to prioritize candidates working in sectors with higher…
Remote work experience can boost your chance of permanent residency in Canada. Learn how it works. Remote work experience can increase the chances of permanent residency for international students in Canada.
Ukrainian banks will receive a guaranteed term for servicing customs payments. A transparent selection based on tariffs will be used to determine the winning bank.
Find the codes needed to provide additional information in the Customs Declaration. This guide will help you understand how to use Additional Information (AI) statement codes in the Customs Declaration Service (CDS).
Quebec issued 2,522 invitations for permanent selection through the PSTQ program. Most invitations went to candidates in the regulated professions category.
Manitoba held a new draw under its Skilled Worker Stream, issuing invitations to candidates who were directly invited by the province under a strategic recruitment initiative. Assess your eligibility for the program.
A California appellate court has vacated an immigrant's conviction for assault with attempt to commit rape. The court found that his lawyers failed to inform him of a change in case law that could have led to an immigration-safe plea.
A coalition of states has informed a federal judge that ICE may have obtained Medicaid data despite a court order. This could affect citizens and green card holders.
The US Supreme Court will hear a case on birthright citizenship. The court will consider citizenship for children of non-residents.
A federal judge in Arizona has rejected an appeal against the construction of a border wall. The court ruling allows for the construction of 41 miles of the wall.
A Minnesota federal judge has ordered ICE to restore attorney access at the Whipple detention facility. The judge criticized ICE for errors and misquotes in the attorney access case.
Tax treaties between Luxembourg and the UK govern the taxation of income for individuals and companies. Check our guide to understand how these treaties affect you.
A new digital approach to record-keeping for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax. Learn how to keep digital records and what they must include.
HMRC has introduced Making Tax Digital for income tax. This quarterly update direction provides information on submitting income details using Making Tax Digital-compatible software.
House Speaker Mike Johnson introduced a DHS funding plan, which may impact US immigration processes.
The US Department of Labor has proposed a new rule that could increase the wages of foreign workers by $6.5 billion. This could significantly impact high-skilled workers. The proposed rule would change how prevailing wages are calculated…
A former Cognizant employee claims he was fired for complaining about discrimination. The company argues the employee was uncooperative and lacked evidence.
The Ukrainian court has confirmed the right to distribute profit without the owner's consent. This decision has significant implications for Ukrainian corporate law.
Canada is increasing fees for all permanent residence applications and citizenship. Changes are effective April 30, 2026. The right of citizenship fee is also increasing as of March 31, 2026.
The UK Visas and Immigration has published guidance on country policy and information notes for Syria. This guidance is used to make decisions in asylum and human rights applications.
The Immigration Act regulates the labour market and illegal working in the UK. Part 1 of the act focuses on these issues. Check the guidance to understand how it may affect you.
Immigration rules already require officers to determine if a marriage is valid. This can be used to check cultural compatibility. US immigration rules already contain mechanisms for cultural compatibility checks.
The US Senate has passed a bill to fund DHS, which may have significant implications for immigration law. The bill separates ICE and CBP funding from other DHS agencies.
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