Romania: New grid connection rules
After two stages of public consultations in which the grid connection operators became intensively involved, the Romanian Energy Regulatory Authority (“ANRE”) adopted new rules for connection to the power grid.After two stages of public consultations in which the grid connection operators became intensively involved, the Romanian Energy Regulatory Authority (“ANRE”) adopted new rules for connection …
COVID-19 and back-to-school privacy concerns
The Government of Malta is, thus far, set on opening schools come September. The debate on appropriate safety protocols is ongoing, and questions on how best to deliver lessons abound. Online or in-class lessons, or a mix of both with part of a class at home and the other following from home? The implications on …
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Prohibiting Chinese imports may not bring advantages
Authored by Abhishek Tripathi and Anura Gupta
Electric vehicles charged up by policy intervention
Authored by Abhishek Tripathi and Anura Gupta
Electricity Bill lights path but sparks controversy
Authored by Abhishek Tripathi and Narayan Gupta Published at India Business Law Journal
Securing your IP Assets in a Business Transaction
As Covid19 has created business uncertainty, the M&A activity, in general, has slowed down but still there are companies/businesses that are tapping crisis opportunity to make strategic acquisitions. We outline a few commonly asked questions from IP perspective in a transaction involving transfer of IP assets.
US-Thai Amity Treaty – Another Way
The Treaty of Amity and Economic Relations Between the Kingdom of Thailand and the United States of America (US-Thai Amity Treaty) is a treaty that was signed on 29 May 1966 in Bangkok. It has expired and due to World Trade Organization (WTO) restrictions was not renewed, however Thai authorities still apply it, nonetheless.
Analysis of the Protocol amending the Agreement for the Avoidance of Double Taxation between Cyprus
INTRODUCTION On the 8th of September 2020, officials representing the Republic of Cyprus and the Russian Federation concluded to a Protocol amending the Double Tax Treaty (“DTT”) between the two countries.
Malta publishes legislation extending DAC 6 reporting deadlines
Malta has implemented the extended DAC 6 reporting deadlines, following the Commissioner for Revenue’s announcement back on the 2nd July 2020 to defer the first reporting deadlines arising as a result of the DAC 6 applicable legislation, namely, the Cooperation with other Jurisdictions on Tax Matters Regulations (SL 123.127).
EQUITABLE ESTOPPEL and LACK OF JURISDICTION for the refusal of injunctive relief
INTRODUCTION Cyprus has emerged as a centre for resolution of international disputes in recent years given the plethora of multinational companies and high-profile individuals taking advantage of the island’s double tax treaties, tax rules and regulations, in combination with the fact that Cyprus is a member of the EU and all judgments of the Cyprus …
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