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Worksite enforcement is a way to deport illegal aliens. It works by checking employee documents and holding employers accountable for hiring illegal aliens.
VAT and excise wrongdoing penalties can be substantial. Learn about HMRC penalties, which can be up to 100% of the unpaid tax amount.
HM Revenue and Customs has published a summary of tax receipts and expenditure for the UK. The data includes tax receipts, National Insurance contributions, and expenditure.
Washington Governor signs bill banning ICE agents from wearing face coverings. This decision may impact immigration policy.
Yemeni nationals have filed a class action lawsuit against the Trump administration for terminating their temporary deportation protections. The lawsuit was filed in a New York federal court.
A NY federal judge refused to dismiss claims by Columbia University students. The students accuse the federal government of violating their right to free speech.
Exemptions for UK visa applications. Guidance for immigration staff. Learn about the latest updates.
EU leaders met in Brussels to discuss the Ukraine loan, but Hungary's veto has blocked the €90bn loan. The dispute centers around an oil transit issue between Hungary and Ukraine.
New social security rules are coming into effect in the UK, affecting the two child limit. These rules will start on April 6, 2026.
The Board of Immigration Appeals has ruled that an Ecuadoran woman cannot reopen immigration proceedings through an ineffective-counsel claim when the person she hired to help her is not an attorney. The decision highlights the importance…
The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled that the state's wage law protects workers regardless of their immigration status. This decision has significant implications for workers and employers.
California has backed claims of 'intolerable' conditions at an ICE detention center. Immigrants allege 'dangerous conditions' at the facility.
A new California bill aims to provide legal aid to residents facing deportation. This could significantly impact those facing deportation proceedings.
A D.C. federal judge denied ICE's arguments that the Freedom of Information Act could provide relief. The judge ruled that ICE must face a suit over detainee records.
Canada has published new rules for foreign nationals seeking to work in the country without a permit. This can be the quickest way to get work authorization.
HMRC launches Tax Confident, a new website to help people understand taxes in simple terms. The site provides tax information in an accessible way.
Tax policy consultations are held to discuss changes in tax legislation. Check the status of ongoing and closed consultations on the UK government website.
Sen. Markwayne Mullin's nomination to be secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security was sent to the full Senate. This decision may impact immigration policy in the US.
The High Court has ruled that the closure of the Surinder Singh route was lawful. This decision affects EU citizens living in the UK.
On April 8, 2026, immigration fees in the UK will increase due to inflation and rising costs. The application fee for indefinite leave to remain will rise by £197.
Ukraine's Supreme Court has clarified the criteria for recognizing the permanent representation of a foreign company. Now, to obtain representative status, it is necessary to prove the systematic and significant actions of a non-resident…
Two high-risk criteria are now sufficient for a tax audit. One significant risk in the VAT sphere can also be a reason for an audit.
Finding a job in Canada can be a challenging task, especially for new immigrants. However, with the right tips and strategies, you can increase your chances of success. Check out the 5 tips that helped me land my first job in Canada.
When you arrive in Canada, you'll need to take care of several everyday tasks. Opening a bank account is often one of the first steps. Banking in Canada may work differently from what you're used to.
Ontario issued invitations to Master's and PhD graduates, the first time since 2024. This is an opportunity for international students to immigrate to the province.
UK Visas and Immigration staff have been given guidance on NHS debt. This guidance will help them make decisions about visa applications. NHS debt can affect your ability to get a visa.
Immigration staff have received new guidance on International Forces and International Civilian Employees. This guidance will help staff better understand their duties.
Check your USCIS case status online by receipt number. Get updates with easy-to-understand explanations for what each status means. Check your USCIS case status now.
USCIS has released updates on TPS and Form I-9. What does this mean for you? Read our article to learn more.
Check your USCIS case status online by receipt number. Get updates with easy-to-understand explanations for what each status means. Checking your USCIS case status online is a simple and convenient way to track the progress of your case.
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