A NEW GOVERNMENT was elected on 10 May 2017 in national elections for The Bahamas Parliament. This year marks the 288th year of continuous parliamentary democracy in The Bahamas based on the Westminster model. Independen ...
By Paul K. Grower and Jenna R. Seavers
Have you ever been deceived, even if for just a second, by an e-mail from your favourite clothing store claiming “50% OFF EVERYTHING,” only to realize that ...
By Paul K. Grower
On July 1, 2017, Canada will be “celebrating” the third anniversary of Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation—generally known as CASL.
Whether a celebration is warranted is questionable. While th ...
Non UK domiciliaries are only subject to UK Inheritance Tax (IHT) on their UK assets. Foreign assets are treated as excluded property, which are outside the scope of UK IHT while they are neither domiciled nor deemed dom ...
In late March, TIAG Member ESV Accounting and Business Advisors and TAGLaw Member Piper Alderman held a seminar on Doing Business in China, providing valued clients and guests of the two firms with an overview of the cur ...
Contact: Gordy Jones
The obligation for registered investment companies (RICs) to pay foreign capital gains tax is not new by any means, but it is gaining more attention lately, making it imperative for fund management ...
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