Showing 991 - 1000 of 2066 for "Global Law Office" with applied filters
Banking and finance, Construction, Corporate and M&A, Dispute resolution, Energy, Infrastructure, Labour and employment, Real estate, Regulatory, Restructuring and insolvency, Tax
Aviation, Infrastructure, Real estate
Aviation, Banking and finance, Capital markets, Competition/antitrust, Corporate and M&A, Dispute resolution, Infrastructure, Intellectual property, Labour and employment, Media and entertainment, Pharmaceuticals and life sciences, Private equity, Real estate, Regulatory, Restructuring and insolvency, Technology and telecommunications
Aviation, Aviation and shipping, Banking and financial services, Energy, Infrastructure, Pharmaceuticals and life sciences, Real estate
19 April 2024 by
GLO Successfully Protected the Interests of an Austrian Company in Electric Vehicle Distribution Agreement Dispute Through Arbitration
19 April 2024 by
DeHeng (Hong Kong) advised Qingdao West Coast New Area Ronghe Holding Group Co., Ltd. (青岛西海岸新区融合控股集团有限公司) on its issuance of CNY120 million listed bonds on the MOX and LuxSE
19 April 2024 by
ABL Lawyers Advise Zhibao Technology Inc. Listing on Nasdaq
19 April 2024 by
TAHOTA Achievements | We were selected as a special legal consulting service project for the International Horticultural Exhibition 2024 Chengdu
10 April 2024 by
Anand and Anand on-boards senior IP lawyer as TM partner
08 April 2024 by
The emergence of the cleantech industry dates back to the publication of reports relating to global warming or cities turning into gas chambers due to air pollution.
01 April 2024 by
After multiple data breaches plagued Indonesia in 2023 and more than a year having elapsed since the enactment of Law No. 27 of 2022 on Personal Data Protection Law (“PDP Law”), the government is now preparing to release the law’s first implementing regulation, which will elaborate on fines for data leaks, but the specifics still remain uncertain.
27 March 2024 by
On 19 January 2024, the Indonesian Directorate General of Taxes (“DGT”) issued a Circular Letter of the Directorate General of Taxes No. SE-1/PJ/2024 (“SE No. 1/2024”) as an implementation to the enactment of Minister of Finance of the Republic of Indonesia Regulation No. 177/PMK.03/2022 concerning Procedures for Examining Initial Evidence of Criminal Acts in the Tax Sector which has been effective starting from 3 February 2023 (“PMK No. 177/2022”). PMK No. 177/2022 stipulates several updates which are reflected in SE No. 1/2024 including among other provisions related to (a) the time limit for submitting the initial evidence examination report which must be submitted no later than 1 (one) month before the examination period ends and (b) limitation on the extension period for the initial evidence examination into 12 (twelve) months. In general, SE No. 1/2024 establishes internal technical guidelines for DGT in conducting examinations of evidence of the initiation of tax crimes. This publication aims to provide a preliminary overview concerning the initial evidence examination for taxation crime under SE No. 1/2024.