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The effects of the Tax Preferential Policy in China The effects of the Tax Preferential Policy in China Vivian Liu and Sophie Tian from Lee & Lee Associates, AGA’s accounting, audit, and tax firm in Beijing, examines the series of tax preferential policies introduced by the Chinese government specifically designed to support small and micro enterprises. Read more
Amendments to unfair contract terms in Australia Amendments to unfair contract terms in Australia Jon Broadley from AGA law firm Broadley Rees Hogan (BRH) in Brisbane examines the new prohibitions and penalties that the Australian Federal Parliament has introduced, and which have led to significant amendments to Australia's laws on unfair contract terms. Read more
An update on Taiwan's Carbon Solution Exchange An update on Taiwan's Carbon Solution Exchange Jessie Lee, Partner at AGA member firm Caliber CPAs in Taiwan provides an update concerning the recently launched Taiwan Carbon Solution Exchange (TCX). Read more
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission approvals Australian Competition and Consumer Commission approvals Alistair Jaque, Corporate Partner at Deutsch Miller, AGA's law firm in Sydney looks at the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC's) updates to the Australian merger control regime. Read more
Immigration update for UK employers Immigration update for UK employers Sohan Sidhu, Partner and Head of Immigration at AGA UK member firm Ellisons Solicitors looks at what employers need to do following the UK Home Office's transition to a fully digital immigration system starting January 1, 2025 Read more
Unveiling Colombia's franchise legal landscape Unveiling Colombia's franchise legal landscape Partners Gabriela Mancero and Daniel Peña from Peña Mancero Abogados, Alliott Global Alliance’s law firm member in Colombia, discuss how the franchise industry in the country has thrived despite the absence of explicit legal regulations governing franchise agreements. Read more
The FTC’s Noncompete Ban: When it becomes effective and what it means The FTC’s Noncompete Ban: When it becomes effective and what it means Preston Ricardo, Partner and Co-Chair at Golenbock Eiseman Assor Bell & Peskoe, AGA's law firm in New York highlights the recent decision by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to ban noncompete agreements across the United States. Read more
The unique challenges and opportunities of franchising in China The unique challenges and opportunities of franchising in China Peter Pang, Chairman and Managing Partner at IPO Pang Shenjun in Shanghai looks at how the vast size and growth potential of China's market continues to make it highly attractive for global franchisors, driving ongoing interest and investment. Read more
Hong Kong launches consultation on global minimum taxes Hong Kong launches consultation on global minimum taxes Amie Cheung, from Lawrence Cheung C.P.A., AGA's accounting firm in Hong Kong examines the consultation exercise launched by the government to gather views on the implementation of the global minimum tax under Pillar Two of the international tax reform proposals. Read more
Navigating the era of personal data protection in Indonesia Navigating the era of personal data protection in Indonesia In this article, Christopher Johnston from AGA’s member firm in Indonesia, ADCO Law, looks at the role of personal data protection law in the insurance sector in the country. Read more
Right to disconnect - a milestone in workplace rights Right to disconnect - a milestone in workplace rights David Baumgartner, Managing Director at AGA accounting representative Baumgartners in the State of Victoria, Australia, looks at how new legislation will underscore a pivotal shift towards greater respect for employees' downtime and well-being in the modern workplace landscape. Read more
Changes to New Zealand’s construction contract Changes to New Zealand’s construction contract Mike Kemps at Alliott Global Alliance’s representative law firm Kemps Weir Lawyers in Auckland reviews the recent changes to NZS 3910, the predominant contract form utilized in New Zealand for construction, engineering, and infrastructure projects. Read more
Ease of Paying Taxes Act: Modernizing Philippine tax administration Ease of Paying Taxes Act: Modernizing Philippine tax administration Michael Marlowe G. Uy and Kirsten Denise B. Habawel-Vega from AGA's law firm representative in the Philippines, Sky Law, highlight how the passing of the Republic Act No. 11976, or Ease of Paying Taxes Act (EOPT) signifies a departure from extensive tax policy revisions toward cultivating a more agile and effective tax administration framework. Read more
The rules relating to foreign investment in Australia The rules relating to foreign investment in Australia Simon Correggia and Anna McKay at Deutsch Miller, AGA's representative law firm in New South Wales look at the foreign investment rules in Australia, including the obligations imposed on foreign investors. Read more
The advantages of Colombia for renewable energy investment The advantages of Colombia for renewable energy investment In this article, Mauricio Torres from Alliott Global Alliance’s law firm representative in Colombia, Peña Mancero Abogados highlights the competitive advantages of the country when it comes to renewable energy development. Read more