May 2023

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On 10 May 2023, the General Court of the Court of Justice of the European Union (Court) published its judgment in the joint decisions of Cases T-34/21 Ryanair v Commission and T-87/21 Condor Flugdienst v Commission (Lufthansa; COVID-19).

May 2023

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Cross-border conversions and divisions of Irish limited liability companies now possible. In a radical change to Irish and EU company law, it is now possible for all Irish limited liability companies to migrate to other European Economic Area (EEA) countries while retaining their legal personality, and also to be divided into two or more companies across different EEA countries.

May 2023

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EU retail investment package (UCITS, AIFMD, PRIIPs), undue costs (UCITS, AIFMD updates), asset valuations, draft MoU with the UK on financial services, AIFMD Q&A, ETFs, SFDR Q&A, PRIIPs Q&A, ELTIFs, MiFID II and MIFIR, AML/CFT/Sanctions.

May 2023

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CBI speech on preventing financial crime, CBI speech on developing macroprudential regulation for Funds, speech by Minister for Finance, Michael McGrath, ETFs.

May 2023

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The principle of equal pay for equal work has been around a long time, but lack of pay transparency has been identified by the European Commission as one of the key obstacles to its enforcement. Read more here.

May 2023

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Stephen Carson, partner, shares his insights with ETF Express on: HSBC Asset Management has announced the name changes of four HSBC Fixed Income index funds as it prepares to launch new ETF share classes, designed to provide investors with access to both listed and unlisted share classes through a single fund.

May 2023

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Multinational organisations with operations in Ireland are increasingly seeking greater certainty as regards matters of double taxation and the transfer pricing arrangements underpinning their cross-border arrangements. One avenue through which taxpayers can seek greater certainty is Advanced Pricing Agreements (or ‘APA’s).

May 2023

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International double taxation may arise where two countries seek to tax the same transactions or activities and whilst double taxation agreements may, in principle, resolve these issues, double taxation may not be fully eliminated where two jurisdictions disagree on the basis for taxation.

May 2023

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International double taxation may arise where two countries seek to tax the same transactions or activities and whilst double taxation agreements (DTA) may, in principle, resolve these issues, double taxation may not be fully eliminated where two jurisdictions disagree on the basis for taxation.

May 2023

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In a bid to tackle unsolicited calls, the current draft of the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill will increase fines for nuisance calls and texts to GDPR and Data Protection Act levels, which is either 4% of global turnover or £17.5m, whichever is greater. Read more on the latest updates here.