Following our joint session of the two GGI Practice Groups Global Mobility Solutions and Real Estate during the GGI World Conference in Zurich, speakers have briefly wrapped up their contents...

As cross-border remote work becomes standard practice, tax authorities are reconsidering how traditional rules apply to modern workplaces.

Corporate groups commonly use intragroup guarantees to improve creditworthiness and secure favorable financing terms, but this practice carries significant tax implications under Polish transfer pricing regulations. When guarantees are provided free of charge or on non-equivalent terms between related parties, companies face risks including transfer pricing adjustments, additional tax liabilities of up to 20%, and taxation of gratuitous benefits. Understanding documentation thresholds, valuation methods, an

If you had the chance to read one of my previous articles titled Rare Earth Minerals and China's Global Dominance, you'd see how much China dominates in possessing these rare earth mineral deposits of gold in their soil.

As artificial intelligence reshapes legal workflows in 2026, a generation of young lawyers confronts fundamental questions about career longevity and professional identity. Drawing on multiple industry surveys and the perspectives of Gen Z practitioners, this analysis examines whether AI represents an existential threat or a transformative tool that will redefine what it means to practice law.

In a tightening capital environment, ERP and systems initiatives face unprecedented scrutiny as budgets shrink and investment decisions become more selective. Many projects aren't failing outright but stalling due to unclear value propositions, scope expansion, diffused accountability, underestimated change management, and data readiness issues. Understanding what keeps projects moving forward requires examining the common characteristics of successful implementations and addressing the factors that cause m

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act has fundamentally transformed Section 1202's qualified small business stock (QSBS) tax benefits, introducing tiered holding periods that allow partial capital gains exclusions...

While there are lots of new tools and technology available for firms and their marketing teams, it's crucial for marketing leaders to take a step back and ensure there is a thorough understanding...

While both the US Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) require the purchase method...

What makes you stand out professionally, and how can you communicate that effectively? Personal branding is about strategically crafting your professional reputation so people understand who you are, what you do, and why they should remember you. This guide explores how to define your unique story, create valuable content, leverage social media platforms like LinkedIn, and build authentic connections that grow your network naturally.

The following case involves Germany on one side, but this example may be applicable for many other jurisdictions.

In 2024, Poland's data centre market was valued at around USD 1.15–1.16 billion, and is expected to almost double by 2030...

As accountants, we're often the first to see when a client's business is heading toward trouble. Financial statements can reveal shrinking margins, declining cash flow...

The Ontario Court of Appeal examined whether a foreign arbitral award should be enforced when the arbitration proceeded under different institutional rules than those specified in the parties' original agreement, following legislative changes in Dubai that transferred arbitration authority from DIFC to DIAC.

Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are creating unprecedented challenges for businesses worldwide, driving up restructuring risks through volatile commodity prices, disrupted supply chains, and complex sanctions compliance. As companies face liquidity squeezes and covenant pressures across multiple jurisdictions, understanding the intricacies of cross-border insolvency has become essential for survival in an increasingly uncertain global economy.

Recent Dutch Supreme Court rulings have clarified how the duty to file a complaint under general property law applies to employment-related wage claims, creating significant implications for both employers and employees. The court's decisions in cases involving overtime pay and vacation wages establish new precedents for when employees must notify employers of payment defects, while considering the unique power dynamics inherent in employment relationships.

The European Union's Pillar 2 tax framework imposes a minimum 15% effective tax rate on multinational groups with consolidated turnover exceeding EUR 750 million. This comprehensive analysis explores how organizations must adapt their tax control frameworks to meet the complex requirements of the Global Anti-Base Erosion rules, including enhanced governance, adjusted reporting processes, and international coordination mechanisms.

A Dutch court has ruled that parties who contractually waive their right to annul a share purchase agreement also forfeit the ability to seek judicial price adjustment under Article 6:230(2) of the Dutch Civil Code. This decision clarifies the scope of waiver clauses in M&A transactions and highlights critical drafting considerations for acquisition agreements, set-off rights across different dispute forums, and the high threshold for piercing the corporate veil in shareholder disputes.

As 2026 begins, business leaders face a world of rapid transformation.

Businesses have several options by which to conduct their philanthropic activities, although recent changes to US tax laws under P.L. 119-21, the “One Big Beautiful Bill” (OB3)...