Contributed by: BKL.
If there’s one area of tax that has gone from being a niche area to one where questions arise daily, it’s cross-border employment. Most often, it is in the context of UK companies hiring local people in a foreign jurisdiction or foreign companies remotely taking on UK-based employees; we also see numerous temporary cross-border assignments which present their own challenges.
Contributed by: James Moore.
U.S. citizens are subject to U.S. income tax on their income from all sources, domestic or foreign. If they have foreign source income taxed by the source country, they can seek relief from double taxation by way of the foreign tax credit, if allowed, under U.S. law or from an applicable bilateral tax treaty with the source country.
Contributed by: CT&P.
The Great Resignation – the ever-growing exodus of people who decided, since 2021, to quit their job. This has led to the current staff shortage, affecting the global economy across all industries.
It’s been a little over a year since Anthony Klotz, a psychologist and Professor of Business Administration at Texas A&M University, coined a phrase destined to become famous when he stated that “the great resignation is coming”. Worldwide data indicates that his prediction was correct.
Contributed by: Clark Schaefer Hackett.
Data visualization is vital for financial and business leaders. According to recent studies, organizations with real-time data visualization can quickly obtain critical information 78% of the time. That’s 22% more often than organizations without it.
Strong data visualization capabilities make companies twice as likely to use data when making decisions, three times more likely to execute decisions, and five times more likely to make decisions faster than peers.
Contributed by: Gilligan Sheppard.
Are you looking to either invest in NZ or to move the family here while you retain your various connections – including investments in another jurisdiction? If so, the following brief introduction to NZ taxation will help you understand your potential exposures to pay NZ income taxes based on your individual scenario.
Supply chain disruptions and challenges have been in the headlines for a while, and many companies are reimagining their supply chain. As a result, companies are looking at:
Contributed by: James Moore.
We’ve all heard it: companies boasting about the closeness of their employees and likening their relationships with staff as “family.” It sounds like a great concept, but is a family culture the one your organization should really embrace? It turns out embracing a community culture may be the better bet.
Contributed by: Ashfords.
It has certainly been an eventful few months. New Government… High Inflation… The increasing cost of living… Petrol… Oil… Russia… Low Unemployment… Rising Interest Rates… Decreasing property prices… Shortages… Global Supply Chains… ATO Collections…
Contributed by: BKL.
One of the biggest myths about running your own business is that it is all about profit. The truth is that it all comes down to cashflow. If you don’t have enough cash then even a seemingly healthy, growing business could fail.
Contributed by: Clark Schaefer Hackett.
Evolving and adapting to the current business trends has never been more important. With the generational shifts in the workforce and increased competition amongst companies in the talent search, businesses are challenged to meet the demands and trends of the workforce. At the top of that list of demands is the desire for remote work positions. Whether you are considering transitioning to a fully remote work environment, or already established an element of remote work, there are a host of benefits to consider when implementing remote work positions.