Beyond The Election: the three main political parties' plans for local govern...BDO
The three main UK political parties - Labour, Conservatives, and Liberal Democrats - have different plans for local government and public services. In education, Labour wants to maintain local authority control over most schools while expanding academies. Conservatives want academies to become the norm with less local authority oversight. Liberal Democrats would give schools more autonomy but maintain strategic local authority role. In health, all parties pledge more local accountability but differ on structures, with Conservatives wanting to decentralize public health initiatives and Labour strengthening local authority scrutiny powers over local services.
issue 4/2014 of Indirect Tax News.
This newsletter informs readers about issues of practical importance in the field of VAT and similar indirect taxes, such as GST. Experts from all over the world provide first-hand information on recent developments in legislation, jurisdiction and tax authorities’ opinions and Directives.
issue 3/2014 of Indirect Tax News.
This newsletter informs readers about issues of practical importance in the field of VAT and similar indirect taxes, such as GST. Experts from all over the world provide first-hand information on recent developments in legislation, jurisdiction and tax authorities’ opinions and Directives.
Corporate Immigration Review 4th ed._chapter about LatviaBDO Tax
This document summarizes information about Sam Bayat and Philippe Fortin.
Sam Bayat is a licensed attorney in Quebec, Canada with over 20 years of experience in business immigration consultancy. He was formerly president of the International Section of the Canadian Bar in Quebec. He founded Bayat Legal Services, an international law firm with offices around the world specializing in corporate, commercial, and immigration law.
Philippe Fortin is an attorney and professor at the Université du Québec à Montréal. He holds a PhD from the London School of Economics and specializes in international law and business immigration.
Kluba algu budžeta optimizēšana, hokejistiem reģistrējoties kā pašnodarbinātajiem, stipendijas valsts labākajiem olimpiešiem, titulētākā Latvijas futbola kluba algu parādi, mutuļojošās runas par sportistu negodīgu piepelnīšanos totalizatoros- no sporta ziņu slejām mums arvien biežāk pretī raugās jaunumi kas drīzāk piestāv tiesas zālei, nevis stadionam. Kā rīkoties vienā situācijā vai kas draud citā?
Beyond The Election: the three main political parties' plans for local govern...BDO
The three main UK political parties - Labour, Conservatives, and Liberal Democrats - have different plans for local government and public services. In education, Labour wants to maintain local authority control over most schools while expanding academies. Conservatives want academies to become the norm with less local authority oversight. Liberal Democrats would give schools more autonomy but maintain strategic local authority role. In health, all parties pledge more local accountability but differ on structures, with Conservatives wanting to decentralize public health initiatives and Labour strengthening local authority scrutiny powers over local services.
issue 4/2014 of Indirect Tax News.
This newsletter informs readers about issues of practical importance in the field of VAT and similar indirect taxes, such as GST. Experts from all over the world provide first-hand information on recent developments in legislation, jurisdiction and tax authorities’ opinions and Directives.
issue 3/2014 of Indirect Tax News.
This newsletter informs readers about issues of practical importance in the field of VAT and similar indirect taxes, such as GST. Experts from all over the world provide first-hand information on recent developments in legislation, jurisdiction and tax authorities’ opinions and Directives.
Corporate Immigration Review 4th ed._chapter about LatviaBDO Tax
This document summarizes information about Sam Bayat and Philippe Fortin.
Sam Bayat is a licensed attorney in Quebec, Canada with over 20 years of experience in business immigration consultancy. He was formerly president of the International Section of the Canadian Bar in Quebec. He founded Bayat Legal Services, an international law firm with offices around the world specializing in corporate, commercial, and immigration law.
Philippe Fortin is an attorney and professor at the Université du Québec à Montréal. He holds a PhD from the London School of Economics and specializes in international law and business immigration.
Kluba algu budžeta optimizēšana, hokejistiem reģistrējoties kā pašnodarbinātajiem, stipendijas valsts labākajiem olimpiešiem, titulētākā Latvijas futbola kluba algu parādi, mutuļojošās runas par sportistu negodīgu piepelnīšanos totalizatoros- no sporta ziņu slejām mums arvien biežāk pretī raugās jaunumi kas drīzāk piestāv tiesas zālei, nevis stadionam. Kā rīkoties vienā situācijā vai kas draud citā?
Transfer pricing is increasingly influencing significant changes in tax legislation around the world. This issue of Transfer Pricing News focuses on recent developments in the field of transfer pricing in Kuwait, the Netherlands and Switzerland. It also includes an interesting article on country-by-country reporting and an article from BDO Belgium about a conflict of interest between transfer pricing and customs.
BDO Malta provides its customers with a one stop shop for a variety
of services within the maritime sector. With years of experience
in accounting, auditing and both direct and indirect taxation
consultancy, merged with a professional team fully conversant in
national maritime regulations, we are confident that BDO Malta is
the ideal choice for all those seeking maritime services.
News has been published for readers with a business interest in Germany. This newsletter informs about latest changes in tax and legal issues including changes in real estate transfer tax, State aid proceedings against Germany by the EU Commission, clarification regarding certifications performed by foreign notaries, etc.
This document is the second issue of BDO's ASEAN Investment & Tax News newsletter. It provides updates on tax developments and topics of interest within ASEAN. The main articles discuss Indonesia's recent economic policy packages that introduced various tax incentives for foreign investors. There is also a compilation of recent tax and business news from around the ASEAN region, including Cambodia's first listing of a private company on the stock exchange. BDO's commitment to serving clients in ASEAN in light of regional integration is emphasized.
This document summarizes recent tax developments from Canada and other countries reported in an international tax newsletter. For Canada, it outlines proposed changes to immigration trusts, consultation on tax planning by multinational enterprises, measures to address treaty shopping and back-to-back loans, amendments to captive insurance rules, and conditions for qualifying as a regulated foreign financial institution. It also summarizes Singapore's 2014 budget highlights, including extended benefits under the country's Productivity and Innovation Credit scheme.
This document discusses recent changes to VAT policies in East African countries as they relate to the tourism industry. It notes that while countries like Uganda and Tanzania have maintained VAT exemptions for tourism-related services and accommodations after lobbying from the industry, Kenya has eliminated several exemptions. There is currently a lack of harmonization between the different VAT regimes in East Africa. Harmonizing these policies will help the region realize the full economic benefits of integration under the East African Community.
Transfer pricing is increasingly influencing significant changes in tax legislation around the world. This issue of Transfer Pricing News focuses on recent developments in the field of transfer pricing in Kuwait, the Netherlands and Switzerland. It also includes an interesting article on country-by-country reporting and an article from BDO Belgium about a conflict of interest between transfer pricing and customs.
BDO Malta provides its customers with a one stop shop for a variety
of services within the maritime sector. With years of experience
in accounting, auditing and both direct and indirect taxation
consultancy, merged with a professional team fully conversant in
national maritime regulations, we are confident that BDO Malta is
the ideal choice for all those seeking maritime services.
News has been published for readers with a business interest in Germany. This newsletter informs about latest changes in tax and legal issues including changes in real estate transfer tax, State aid proceedings against Germany by the EU Commission, clarification regarding certifications performed by foreign notaries, etc.
This document is the second issue of BDO's ASEAN Investment & Tax News newsletter. It provides updates on tax developments and topics of interest within ASEAN. The main articles discuss Indonesia's recent economic policy packages that introduced various tax incentives for foreign investors. There is also a compilation of recent tax and business news from around the ASEAN region, including Cambodia's first listing of a private company on the stock exchange. BDO's commitment to serving clients in ASEAN in light of regional integration is emphasized.
This document summarizes recent tax developments from Canada and other countries reported in an international tax newsletter. For Canada, it outlines proposed changes to immigration trusts, consultation on tax planning by multinational enterprises, measures to address treaty shopping and back-to-back loans, amendments to captive insurance rules, and conditions for qualifying as a regulated foreign financial institution. It also summarizes Singapore's 2014 budget highlights, including extended benefits under the country's Productivity and Innovation Credit scheme.
This document discusses recent changes to VAT policies in East African countries as they relate to the tourism industry. It notes that while countries like Uganda and Tanzania have maintained VAT exemptions for tourism-related services and accommodations after lobbying from the industry, Kenya has eliminated several exemptions. There is currently a lack of harmonization between the different VAT regimes in East Africa. Harmonizing these policies will help the region realize the full economic benefits of integration under the East African Community.