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The Greek government plans to raise the property transfer tax for non‑EU/EEA natural‑person buyers from the current 3.09 % to 15 %, plus a 3 % municipal surcharge (total 15.45 %). The measure…
A UK visa refusal does not necessarily mean the end of the application process, but deciding how to respond is critical, especially when a course start date, job…
PL Group opened a new office in Zurich in July, positioning the firm as a hub for residence and citizenship by investment (RCBI), international real estate, private‑client services,…
The Irish Government has approved priority drafting of the Irish Nationality and Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2026, a reform that would tighten the naturalisation framework and align it more closely…
Nonresident income taxes require anyone who earns income in a state where they do not reside to file a return and, in many cases, pay tax on that…
Foreign workers in Canada can now enrol in short‑term courses without obtaining a separate study permit. What has changed A temporary public policy announced on 9 September 2026 exempts holders of…
The debate over corporate taxation has shifted from “fix the base, raise the rate” to proposals that an ideal tax base could support an 80 percent top corporate income…
The destination‑based cash flow tax (DBCFT) is a proposal to replace the U.S. corporate income tax with a system that taxes cash outflows rather than profits and bases…
The Dubai Civil Court of First Instance ordered two men to jointly pay an investor AED 4.65 million (≈ US$1.27 million) after they lured him into a fraudulent property transaction that was…
In 2026 global wealth migration is accelerating, with an estimated 165,000 high‑net‑worth individuals (liquid investable wealth ≥ USD 1 million) expected to relocate this year—up from 142,000 in 2025 and 134,000 in 2024. The United…