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Showing 1 - 10 of 218 for "TopLegal Awards 2024" with applied filters

News & Analysis

ITR Awards, World Tax-World TP 2025 research is now LIVE

22 November 2023 by World Tax staff

This year's cycle has begun, find more details inside

Practitioner

Santos Briz Pintos

Practice areas

General corporate tax

Practitioner

Barbara Mace

Practice areas

Transfer pricing

Firm

Dr K Chrysostomides & Co - Cyprus

Practice areas

General corporate tax, Tax

Firm

Arias - Honduras

Practice areas

General corporate tax, Tax

Firm

Tomczykowski Tomczykowska - Poland

Practice areas

General corporate tax, Indirect tax, Tax, Tax controversy, Transactional tax

News & Analysis

Legal Assistance for Biotech Expansion and Funding Success

16 October 2025 by Goldblum and Partners - Switzerland

Our firm provided comprehensive legal counsel to a leading Chinese specializing in cell and gene therapy. We assisted in the registration of their subsidiary, ensuring full compliance with all regulatory requirements and facilitating a smooth establishment process.

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Luxembourg Tax Alert 2025-04

23 September 2025 by KPMG - Luxembourg

New Bill Implementing DAC9 and Additional Amendments to Pillar Two Law

News & Analysis

Introducing: Svalner Atlas Advisors

22 September 2025 by Svalner Atlas Advisors - Sweden

Svalner, Atlas, Alder, KWC, Fiscales, and STP Tax are now Svalner Atlas Advisors. This change reflects our growth and international presence, while remaining the same independent advisory firm and trusted partner we have always been. 

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Key Transfer Pricing Considerations - UAE Landscape

28 July 2025 by VSTN Consultancy - India

The UAE’s Corporate Tax regime. which was introduced in 2022, has ushered in Transfer pricing regulations for UAE businesses, that are applicable to taxpayers having related party transactions – within UAE or across the borders. The UAE Transfer Pricing regulations clearly cast the onus on the taxpayer to ensure that all related party transactions adhere to arm’s length principle.