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When even the Chicago Tribune concedes the community would be safer without violent criminals, it's time for sanctuary city leaders to reconsider the cost of their policy. US cities face a dilemma: community safety or protection of…
The handbook provides information on how to find guidance, use HMRC's services, and contact them. It is intended for tax agents and advisers.
The UK has laws in place to prevent tax avoidance schemes. Understanding these laws and schemes is crucial for tax compliance. According to the UK government, tax avoidance schemes can result in significant financial losses to the…
The State Tax Service of Ukraine has provided clarifications on tax exemption for damaged or destroyed property. This includes synchronization of data between different state information systems.
389 UK employers have been fined for underpaying workers the minimum wage, affecting tens of thousands of employees.
HMRC has introduced new penalties for non-compliance. Check which changes affect you. Penalties can be significant, so it's essential to stay informed.
Democratic lawmakers are calling for an investigation into the influence of a DHS official on contracts. This could impact the decision-making process at DHS.
The Georgia Supreme Court has ruled that a defendant was not required to object to a juror's citizenship during trial to preserve the issue for appeal. This decision may have significant implications for future trials.
A federal judge has expressed doubts over using a form to dismiss a suit challenging asylum restrictions. The judge believes another form may present factual conflicts.
A lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's practice of fast-tracking deportations and arresting immigrants at courthouses is proceeding.
The Supreme Court will hear a challenge to the Temporary Protected Status for Syrians and Haitians, which may have significant implications for US immigration policy.
The Greek Minister of Migration and Asylum conducted a working visit to Northern Greece. The purpose of the visit was to prepare for the implementation of the new Migration and Asylum Agreement.
A new order for the refund of Value Added Tax comes into force in the UK. Great British Nuclear will be eligible for a tax refund. The law comes into effect on April 8, 2026.
The UK has updated its immigration fees. The changes take effect from 2026. Check the new rates to plan your immigration steps.
From April 6, 2026, new limits will apply to Employment Tribunals in the UK, affecting your rights as an employee.
ICE can't duck a lawsuit filed by New Jersey detainees in Pennsylvania. A federal judge ruled in their favor.
Sen. Rand Paul criticized the DHS Secretary nominee, which may impact immigration policy.
The State Property Fund of Ukraine (SPFU) plans to tighten scrutiny of privatized property buyers. New rules require buyers to provide a mortgage or bank guarantee.
Canada's immigration department has released the results of the latest Express Entry draw, with a cut-off score of 393. Learn more.
IRCC's backlog has decreased to 990,300 applications. Waiting times for work permits have eased.
The UK government has updated the visa fees for applicants inside and outside the country. The changes apply to all types of visas and are effective immediately.
UK visa fees can be complex. Learn about the latest changes and how they may impact your application. UK visa fees are now more transparent.
The Customs Declaration Service is an electronic system that allows importers and exporters to submit customs declarations. Check the availability and issues with this service to avoid delays in your business.
Inherited assets in the UK? Learn how to calculate and pay Inheritance Tax. Guidance from HMRC's Inheritance Tax Manual.
The UK has extended the use of video links in courts and tribunals. This legislative change aims to ensure access to court proceedings during the pandemic.
The Unity Project is seeking an experienced and qualified immigration advisor. Read about the job opening and how to apply.
A UK court ruling highlights that subjective fears of family members are not enough to prevent deportation. Objective factors must be considered.
New rules aim to protect businesses from unjustified pressure. The document is ready for its second reading.
Ukraine's Supreme Court clarified how businesses can legally offer discounts and avoid fines. The Court reminded that the traffic police must prove violations with facts.
Newfoundland and Labrador held its first draw of 2026, issuing a record number of invitations. A total of 445 invitations were issued through the NLPNP and AIP.
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