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Continue1st August 2017
Twenty years after the Notorious B.I.G. (along with Puff Daddy and Mase) released the hip-hop single “Mo Money Mo Problems”, Canada’s own Notorious B.F.M. (Honourable Bill Francis Morneau, Minister of Finance) released an updated and tax-focused take on the hip hop classic that, for some, will mean “Less Money Mo’ Problems”. MSI's Vancouver based law firm Miller Titerle Law Corporation provides more information on the proposed tax reforms.
21st July 2017
Since the introduction of Portugal’s “Golden Visa” and a special tax regime for non-habitual residents, Portugal has become a destination of choice for many non-EU nationals. MSI's specialist member Dixcart Management (Madeira) Lda provides further information.
24th July 2017
India has one of the most complex tax system in the world. For new businesses and startups, it can be extremely difficult to navigate through the multifaceted direct and indirect tax laws prevailing in the country. Constant changes to taxes are making things even worst. MSI's Indian accounting member Chokshi Group explains further.
24th July 2017
The rules and regulations that govern health and safety and personal injury law are largely identical across the UK. One area where the law in personal injury claims differs between Scotland, England and Wales and Northern Ireland is in relation to fatal accident claims. Stephanie Watson, solicitor at MSI's Scottish law member Thorntons, explains further.
MSI's Portuguese member Moneris @RPA_Moneris launches new mobile app to help clients plan and manage #tax payments… https://t.co/yIYisFWqPm
Read our article in the IAB on how accountants and lawyers are responding to #Covid19 challenges… https://t.co/I7VskpfDJ5
From complete shut-down to great agility: how family courts across the world have responded to Covid-19 https://t.co/uztZwdyfiO