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Tax & Legal Newsletter - November 2022
We would like to bring you the latest issue of Mazars Tax & legal Update Newsletter in November 2022
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We would like to bring you the latest issue of Mazars Tax & legal Update Newsletter in November 2022
We would like to bring you notable customs updates for August 2021 with the following highlights influencing the import-export activities:
We would like to bring you tax and legal updates for August 2021 with the following highlights influencing the corporate operations and payroll activities.
This March 2022 publication features Decree No. 15/2022/ND-CP on tax exemption and reduction policy under the National Assembly’s Resolution No. 43/2022/QH15. Besides, we also provide some instructions on how to cope with new regulations.
We would like to bring you tax and legal updates for September 2021 with the following highlights influencing the corporate operations and payroll activities.
On 17 August 2021, the MoF issued Circular 71/2021/TT-BTC ("Circular 71"), guiding CIT for the EPSA not yet imposed any tax collections according to Resolution 63.
As 2022 gives way to 2023, the whole editorial team at Beyond the GAAP would like to wish you all the best for the coming year! While there will probably still be much to discuss on the accounting front, there is sure to be even more activity in terms of sustainability reporting, both at European and international level. In particular, the European Commission is expected to endorse the delegated acts on sector-agnostic European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) by 30 June 2023.
Loss and damage caused by extreme weather events such as drought, rising sea levels and the recent devastating floods in Pakistan hit the headlines at the opening of COP27. While financial pledges and initiatives to help with loss and damage have been evolving for years, consensus and formal agreements on feasible action plans still need to be improved.
Loss and damage caused by extreme weather events such as drought, rising sea levels and the recent devastating floods in Pakistan hit the headlines at the opening of COP27. While financial pledges and initiatives to help with loss and damage have been evolving for years, consensus and formal agreements on feasible action plans still need to be improved.
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