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global tax insight - issue 4 | Australia
25 SEP 2018 The "resource capital" now on appeal — uncertainty in relation to the Australian taxation treatment of foreign limited partnerships
A decision of the Federal Court of Australia has created significant uncertainty as to how Australia's income tax laws operate in relation to "limited...
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global tax insight - issue 4 | SPAIN
25 SEP 2018 The SOCIMI, an introduction to the Spanish REITs
This article provides a brief explanation of the principal characteristics of the Spanish entity known as SOCIMI and the basics of the special tax regime...
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global tax insight, issue 4 | europe
25 SEP 2018 The continuing EU Tax and State Aid Saga
Momentum continues to build from the European Commission on Tax and State Aid cases which could compel Member States to recover taxation from multinational...
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global tax insight, issue 4 | europe
25 SEP 2018 EU reporting rules on cross-border tax planning
New EU rules have been introduced which will require intermediaries or taxpayers to report information in respect of potentially aggressive cross-border...
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Ashurst Talks | Employment
18 SEP 2018 World@Work - Video Series
Our World@Work Video Series considers new developments and topics of interest to multinational employers. Disclaimer: The information provided is not intended...
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Food Law Update: Australia
12 SEP 2018 Changes to allergen labelling requirements in Australia and New Zealand
This article discusses the new mandatory labelling for lupin and the proposed amendments by FSANZ to make mandatory allergen labelling clearer and more...
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Food Law Update: Australia
12 SEP 2018 Some added regulation: Changes ahead for labelling sugar
This article discusses the current labelling requirements for sugar, WHO Guidelines on Sugar consumption leading to FSANZ Forum review of sugar labelling...
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Food Law Update: Australia
12 SEP 2018 The changing form of the Health Star Ratings
Following a Ministerial review of the "form of food" rules for the HSR system will be changed so they are calculated and applied to products in their "as...
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Food Law Update: Australia
12 SEP 2018 Is this "The Real Thing"?
A South African corporation was unsuccessful in misleading and deceptive conduct and passing off claims as it failed to establish that it or its products...
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Food Law Update: Australia
12 SEP 2018 Food Law Bite: Heinz receives $2.25 million penalty for misleading packaging
Heinz has been ordered to pay a $2.25 million penalty for misleading packaging in the case of Australian Competition and Consumer Commission v H.J. Heinz...
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Food Law Update: Australia
12 SEP 2018 Carlton United Breweries' advertisement for Yak Ales under fire for vilifying people with red hair
The Ad Standards Community Panel found that Carlton United Breweries' advertisement for Yak Ale vilified people with red hair which amounted to discrimination...
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Food Law Update: Australia
12 SEP 2018 NZ uncorks its GI register, and Wine Australia adds 886 varieties to its cellar
NZ's geo indications register is finally active, and Australia has 886 geo indications for wine.
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Fwd: Thinking
30 AUG 2018 Beyond domestic violence leave: What comes next for Australian employers?
This article looks at the actions that employers can take to support employees at risk while the debate continues about introducing paid domestic violence...
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Fwd: Thinking
07 AUG 2018 Where to next for workplace relations in Australia?
With a Federal election due by May 2019, the Australian Labor Party is beginning to release its policy platforms, and three states having passed laws to...
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Fwd: Thinking
07 AUG 2018 What could impact the next chapter of workplace relations in Australia?
We consider some of the political and economic factors that may impact the future direction of workplace relations.
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Fwd: Thinking
07 AUG 2018 Managing transformational workplace change - the road ahead
We provide guidance for employers managing transformational workplace change in this context.
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energysource | Issue 20
19 JUL 2018 UK oil and gas industry: The evolution of an independent midstream sector
The need to change and adapt has also trickled down to the midstream sector, as integrated oil and gas corporates re-evaluate their business models and...
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EnergySource Issue 20 | INFRAREAD issue 11
19 JUL 2018 Waste-to-wealth initiatives: Examining policy settings in Asia-Pacific
The development of waste to energy (WtE) and other waste projects is usually dependent on a combination of environmental and public health policies and...
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Energysource | Issue 20
19 JUL 2018 Financing offshore wind: Plain sailing?
According to WindEurope, a trade organisation for the wind industry, Europe's total installed offshore wind capacity increased by 23 per cent in 2017. Europe...
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Energysource | Issue 20
19 JUL 2018 Investment protection: Managing investment risk in an uncertain world
Political and economic risk factors such as Brexit, import restrictions in the Middle East, the US-China "trade war" and the high profile use of financial...
