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    06/02/2025
    Belgium

    Accord gou­ver­ne­men­tal 2025-2029 : Focus sur les principales mesures impactant le secteur immobilier

    GB NL
    Le nouvel accord du gouvernement fédéral belge pour la période 2025-2029 prévoit l’introduction d’importantes réformes en matière de fiscalité, d’investissement et de transition énergétique. Après leur adoption, ces mesures auront un impact significatif sur le secteur immobilier (propriétaires, investisseurs, développeurs, etc.).Voici un aperçu des principaux changements annoncés.1. Investissements et attractivité économiqueLutte contre l’optimisation fiscale...
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    20/01/2025
    England and Wales

    The Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill moves to Committee Stage – does it spell opportunity or “van­da­lism” for state-funded education?

    The Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill (the Bill) spells significant changes across all sectors concerning children’s wellbeing including in respect of social care, such as safeguarding responsibilities and children’s homes, and all areas of education from state-funded to independent.  In the first of a series of articles looking at the impacts of the Bill, we consider the potential impact and opportunities for state-funded education.The Bill moved to Committee Stage on 8 January 2025 after a heated debate at its Second Reading. The Conservatives called for a national...
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    15/01/2025
    Chine

    2025 – Topics that may Concern You

    Companies doing business in China constantly have to deal with changes in regulations and new laws. This will also continue in 2025.Topics such as the new PRC Company Law, new PRC Tariff Law, PRC Regulations on Export Control of Dual-Use Items, network data security management, data transfer, opening up capital markets to foreign investment, and raise of statutory retirement age of employees etc. will continue to be a concern for many companies in China in 2025.Complying with regulatory requirements is one of the key challenges for foreign companies and investors in China, not only in terms of...
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    17/12/2024
    Middle East region

    Oman's New Advocacy and Legal Consultancy Law Introduces Significant Reforms to the Legal Profession

    Oman promulgated its new Advocacy and Legal Consultancy Law (Royal Decree No. 41/2024) (the Law), marking a transformative moment for the regulation of legal services within the Sultanate. This long-awaited reform introduces substantial changes that impact both local and international legal practices in Oman. The Law will enter into force in six months, with existing firms given one year to comply with its requirements.Impact on the Legal MarketThe new Law represents a substantial shift in Oman’s legal landscape, particularly in terms of raising the bar for qualification, increasing accountability...
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    06/12/2024
    Suisse

    The impact of sanctions against Russia at the enforcement stage: How to monetise awards against frozen assets in a nutshell

    Enforcement is often overlooked during the early stages of arbitration proceedings. No party, however, intends to go through the trouble and expense of an arbitration only to end up with an unenforceable award. From the outset of an arbitration, claimants and their counsel should consider whether the assets of their opponents are frozen under any applicable sanctions regime. The release of frozen assets of an award debtor to satisfy an arbitral award requires a specific authorisation from the competent authorities that is granted only under certain conditions (i.e. "Licence"). This article addresses...
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    08/10/2024
    Belgium

    Les nouvelles règles de paiement dans les marchés publics s'appliquent également au secteur de la santé

    GB NL
    Les nouvelles règles de paiement (Arrêté royal du 12 août 2024) suppriment la distinction traditionnelle entre l’opération de vérification et l’opération de paiement ultérieure. À partir du 1er janvier 2025, un unique délai de traitement devient la norme. Les hôpitaux (et autres pouvoirs adjudicateurs actifs dans le secteur de la santé) seront soumis à un délai de traitement de 60 jours, qui peut être prolongé, le cas échéant, par une période de vérification...
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