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Since the GDPR took effect in May 2018, we have seen over 800 fines issued across the EEA and the U.K. Enforcement started somewhat slow, but between July 2020...

The Danish Supreme Court has ruled on whether an individual can be taxed on corporate transfers that were later declared invalid under company law and repaid to the bankruptcy estate. The case examines the fundamental tax principle of when income is finally acquired, challenging the Tax Agency's position that such taxation could only be reversed through formal rectification procedures.

The Norwegian Ministry of Digitalization and Public Governance recently submitted a proposal for a new Act relating to Electronic Communications ("Proposal")...

Parts of the Register on Beneficial Owners Act (the Beneficial Owners Act) pertaining to the obligation to identify and collect information regarding beneficial owners...

What kind of privacy risk can it have when a business communicates through Facebook? In a recent report, The Norwegian Data Protection Authority states that it will stop using Facebook.

Regulation (EU) No 2023/1114 on Markets in Crypto-Assets ("MiCA") will establish uniform EU market rules for crypto-assets, issuance of crypto-assets and crypto-asset service providers.

The Danish government has unveiled its legislative program for the 2026/2027 parliamentary year, introducing significant reforms across employment and labor law. Key proposals include implementing EU directives on pay transparency, platform work regulations, and artificial intelligence governance, alongside domestic initiatives for bereavement leave and the reinstatement of Great Prayer Day as a public holiday.

It is crucial for early-stage life sciences companies to ensure that they have title to the inventions which they rely upon.

The European Commission has adopted new regulatory technical standards that fundamentally reshape how investment firms must demonstrate best execution quality, moving from a disclosure-based framework to an evidence-based model requiring continuous monitoring against objective market data. With application beginning in February 2028, firms face an 18-month window to overhaul execution policies, establish formal monitoring processes, and potentially upgrade their technology infrastructure. The new rules mand

Norway's Tax Commission has delivered its recommendations on exit tax reform, proposing relief measures including reduced dividend instalment rates and exemptions for temporary residents. Will these changes make it into the 2027 budget, or will they be deferred pending broader tax settlement negotiations?

Sweden's recent general election has created political uncertainty that complicates predictions about future tax policy, while Norway pursues a comprehensive tax reform through its Tax Commission. This analysis examines the likelihood of various tax changes in Sweden, including potential bank taxes and income tax increases, alongside Norway's proposed reforms to wealth tax, exit tax, and stock option schemes.

New types of technologies and goods are being used in warfare causing a need for refinement to existing export control lists.

The General Court has ruled on whether EU law permits Member States to require 100% ownership as a condition for VAT grouping, examining a Danish case involving a life insurance company and its administration subsidiary.

The Danish government has unveiled its legislative program for the 2026/2027 parliamentary year, introducing significant changes across corporate taxation, international tax rules, VAT, and administrative procedures. Key proposals include corporate tax rate reductions, modifications to minimum taxation laws aligned with OECD agreements, and reforms to cryptocurrency taxation aimed at creating more balanced and manageable tax treatment.

This newsletter examines significant competition law and regulatory developments across five European jurisdictions, analyzing how enforcement authorities are reshaping market oversight through new investigative tools, merger remedies, and abuse of dominance cases.

Two weeks ago, the EU, via the European Data Protection Board ("EDPB"), published their guideline on how to transfer personal data outside the EU.