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iGaming in Canada on track to become a regulated market iGaming in Canada on track to become a regulated market Harnessing the power of the Canadian gambling, gaming and esports industries, Michael Rennie, Partner at Toronto law firm member Wildeboer Dellelce LLP tells us why the iGaming market is on track to becoming a transformative yet carefully regulated market. Read more
A Note On Employer Brand A Note On Employer Brand In this guest article, Joanna Keeling, Consultant at advisory firm Ibis Ideas talks about why employer brand should be the starter culture for performance. Read more
Right to Work Checks Right to Work Checks In this update Sohan Sidhu, Partner at AGA UK member firm Ellisons Solicitors presents guidance on The Home Office Right to Work Checks Read more
The Protection of Personal Information Act - implications for South Africa The Protection of Personal Information Act - implications for South Africa In the first of several articles, Luïse Von Dürckheim-Botes from SST Attorneys, AGA law firm member in South Africa, updates us on the legal implications of The Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA). Read more
Helping customers to navigate e-commerce in Asia Helping customers to navigate e-commerce in Asia Susana Munoz, head of the China desk at Vazquez Tercero & Zepeda (VTZ), AGA's law firm member in Mexico, explains the challenges facing SMEs in Asia in the 'new normal' global landscape and how their firm can help. Read more
The benefits of outsourcing to Uruguay The benefits of outsourcing to Uruguay In this article, Mariana Lussich from AGA accounting member firm Estudio Lussich Torrendell & Asociados (LTA) in Uruguay, tells us why companies should consider outsourcing their accounting services to the country. Read more
UK inward investment by Chinese entrepreneurs and investors - the UK immigration options UK inward investment by Chinese entrepreneurs and investors - the UK immigration options In this update Graeme Kirk and Sohan Sidhu, Partners at AGA UK member firm Ellisons Solicitors present the immigration options open to Chinese corporations and entrepreneurs when investing in the UK. Read more
Digital signatures: which are legally binding and which are not? Digital signatures: which are legally binding and which are not? Diego Nunes, Partner at Estudio Nunes & Asociados, AGA law firm member in Argentina, offers analysis of the legal implications. Read more
Good Bad Ugly 2021 - The outlook for Australian accountants Good Bad Ugly 2021 - The outlook for Australian accountants The next 12 months for the Australian accounting profession will be largely positive, according to results from the Good Bad Ugly - Rates, Pricing and Outlook 2021 poll published by Business Fitness, Australia’s premier accounting industry report. Scott Jago, Partner at Allan Hall, offers a round up of the main findings. Read more
Major changes to tax and wages in New Zealand Major changes to tax and wages in New Zealand Vanessa Williams and Greg Millar, Directors at Alliott NZ, AGA accounting firm in Auckland, update us on the key changes to individual and residential tax rates and to minimum wage in the country. Read more
Temporary and permanent changes to insolvency laws in Australia Temporary and permanent changes to insolvency laws in Australia After the declaration of the world wide pandemic, the Federal Government in Australia introduced a range of stimulus measures to help affected businesses, workers and the broader community. Jon Broadley from Broadley Rees Hogan, AGA's law firm member in Brisbane, updates us. Read more
Brexit - What about UK citizens in Spain? Brexit - What about UK citizens in Spain? UK Citizens in Spain are now regarded as non-European Union nationals for immigration purposes. Here David Buxó of AGA member firm Abbantia Law Firm, gives an update of the current situation following Brexit. Read more
Final Rule published on securing the information and communications technology and services supply chain Final Rule published on securing the information and communications technology and services supply chain Scheduled to take effect on March 22, 2021, the Final Rule is intended to address the growing security risk in the US to the nation’s information and communications systems from using technology developed by “foreign adversaries.” Here Olga Torres, Managing Member of Dallas based law firm Torres Law tells us more. Read more
California’s Proposition 65: New requirements for alcoholic beverages purchased over the internet or through mobile apps California’s Proposition 65: New requirements for alcoholic beverages purchased over the internet or through mobile apps California’s Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) has recently amended Proposition 65. These amendments include substantive changes related to the methods for providing warnings for alcoholic beverages purchased over the internet or through mobile apps. Michael J. Gleason, Partner at Hahn Loeser, our law firm member in San Diego, tells us more. Read more
Guide to the EU Settlement Scheme Guide to the EU Settlement Scheme Alliotts LLP, Alliott Global Alliance's accounting member firm in the UK, has set up a specialist Brexit Advisory Team to help clients navigate the changes to trading with the EU following the end of the transition period of 31 December 2020. Here Partner Sudheer Gupta and team set out important details. Read more