Less is more? Brief remarks on fraud in court
Fraud might be expected to occur in a bank rather than in a court and the average business enterprise will rarely suspect that it could fall victim to fraud in court. This mistake could cost them dearly.
Limits on a non-compete clause in a franchising agreement: looming risks for franchisors
In midsummer, a new legislative proposal concerning franchising agreements emerged, causing concern for many franchisors. Although some of the most controversial ideas were dropped, the final version of the bill does not seem to recognize the risks involved in limiting the use of non-compete clauses in such agreements.
Thailand’s International Tax Landscape
A Closer Look at Double Taxation Agreements and Global Tax Initiatives
Thailand’s New Tax Rules: Reporting Foreign Income for Residents
The Revenue Department of Thailand has issued Order No. 16/2023, which has significant implications for residents in Thailand who earn income abroad or possess assets located overseas.
Family Business in Malta – The Way Forward
Family businesses have long been the backbone of Malta’s economy, with a number of them dating back generations.
At what point does trying to keep the company going become fraudulent trading?
The case Catherine Buhagiar u Frank Buhagiar (the “Plaintiffs”) vs. Claudio Caruana u Josephine Caruana għal kull interess li jista’ jkollha (the “Defendants”) was brought before the Court of Appeal (the “Court”) on the 12 July 2023,
New Maritime Domain and Sea Ports Act entered into the force in the Republic of Croatia on 29th July 2023
Necessity for modernization of the maritime domain management in the Republic of Croatia.
Arm’s Length Principle in Transfer Pricing
In a globalized economy, it is a common practice that entities forming part of a multinational enterprise (“MNE”) transact with each other.
TATA SIA AIRLINES PRIVATE LIMITED v. THE UNION OF INDIA: WELL-KNOWN TRADE MARKS
A. Introduction: Much of the chatter around the enactment of the Trade Marks Rules, 2017 (‘Rules’) revolved around Rule 124[1], which lays down the procedure for the determination of a well-known trade mark (‘WKTM’) by the Registrar of Trade Marks (‘Registrar’). It is pertinent to note that the Rules flow out of the Trade Marks …
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MiCA Update: Consultation Process on the Proposed Updates to Chapter 3 of the VFA Rulebook
The new Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), which will establish the first harmonised regime for crypto-assets across the EU, entered into force in June 2023.