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India’s 2019 Union budget affects accounting and tax and HR and payroll professionals
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Upcoming legislative changes in response to the ECJ’s ‘Danish cases’.
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Stakeholders involved in carve-outs and M&A transactions are underestimating the time and work involved in the process.
Companies that fail to pay the relevant eco taxes can face administrative fines.
Larry Harding explains the challenges for managing global businesses.
Changes have been introduced to eliminate delays for new businesses to start trading.
These key HRP factors can slow down your business expansion plans.
Employers and payroll administrators can easily make mistakes with the CPF treatment on employee flexible benefit reimbursements.
Here’s an overview of the changing VAT rules and what they mean for your business.
Companies in China should avoid following the lead of local IT industry leaders and their implicit 996 working practices.
TMF Group’s new workplace savings structure could unlock strategic employee benefits opportunities for Gulf employers.
TMF Group provides simple information on Dubai’s new and mandatory employee workplace savings plan.
Implementation of the excise tax had a significant effect on all businesses that import, manufacture or trade excise goods in Qatar – especially special purpose goods.
Companies in Singapore must use current SSIC codes.
Compliance has become a financial and reputational consideration for multinationals. TMF Group provides a snapshot of the challenges they face.
To be fully compliant, companies with globally-mobile employees must ensure they follow not only ‘home’ tax rules but also host country regulations.
Make sure you get the basics of company incorporation right so you’re up and running in Hong Kong when you want to be.
Switching to CAS 21 is a significant undertaking that requires a detailed understanding of the new standard and an in-depth evaluation of the resources needed to transition.
