Netherlands: From our Amsterdam office, we have observed a significant increase in the range of Dutch tax risks being brought to the insurance market. Through this brochure, we aim to provide you with practical insight into the types of Dutch tax
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Less is more: UK Government consults on a new approach to corporate reporting and other company law changes
United Kingdom: The UK Government is consulting on potentially far-reaching changes to corporate reporting, both financial and non-financial. Described as a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reset corporate reporting in the UK, the consultation sets out the Government’s plan to create a more…
German’s Highest Tax Court Opens the Door to 0% Withholding on Dividends for U.S. S Corporation Shareholders
When a German company pays a dividend to a U.S. taxpayer, Germany generally withholds tax on those payments at a rate of 26.375%.
Canada and the EU: An "Alliance for the Future"
On September 16, 2026, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen used her annual State of the Union address to propose moving the EU-Canada relationship beyond the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) to an “Alliance for the Future,” and…
$25 Million False Claims Act Settlement Against Global Consulting Firm Signals DOJ Fraud Division’s Continuing Scrutiny of Employment Practices
Last month, the DOJ issued a memorandum announcing its priorities for the newly-created National Fraud Enforcement Division (“Fraud Division”), signaling the administration’s intent to create a single DOJ unit focused on prosecuting all aspects of fraud including civil fraud, criminal…
Saudi Arabia's New Enforcement Law: what lenders need to know about promissory notes
Saudi Arabia: Saudi Arabia has issued a new Enforcement Law pursuant to Royal Decree No. M/237 dated 03/11/1447H (20 April 2026) (the New Enforcement Law). The New Enforcement Law was published in the Official Gazette on 1 May 2026 and…
Ontario's Data Centre Playbook: New rules for a new era of electricity demand
Data centres are the physical infrastructure behind the digital economy: every email, online transaction and artificial intelligence (AI) query depends on a warehouse-scale facility requiring a continuous, high-volume supply of electricity.
MSPO 2026: From buying equipment to building capability – A transatlantic perspective
Poland: MSPO, the International Defence Industry Exhibition in Kielce, Poland, is one of Europe’s major defence industry events, bringing together governments, armed forces, defence companies and technology providers. In 2026, Canada was the Lead Nation, making this year’s September event…
IR Insights Podcast: AI & the Fair Work Commission – What Employers Need to Know
Australia: In this episode, Jennifer Moran, Managing Associate and Anna Sutton-Kunc, Senior Associate unpack the recent surge in the Fair Work Commission’s caseload and its link to the rise of publicly available AI tools. With around 40% of applicants surveyed…
Employment Rights Act 2025 developments
United Kingdom: Our series of flyers sets out the key points you need to know on the imminent changes to various areas of employment law and what you should consider doing to prepare.