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The recent passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) has meaningful international tax implications for global companies.

Get your STBV reporting right – the compliance landscape for short-term business visitors explained.

Global mobility introduction to Moving to Singapore as an Expatriate.

As businesses grapple with the impact of recent tariffs and the current state of economic uncertainty, leaders are examining where costs can be managed or reduced to offset the impact.

What can employers do to support their people and safeguard their businesses in the face of a changing tax landscape?

Recent announcements from the Trump administration in US have triggered major changes at the US State Department with dramatic cuts made to USAID funding.

Beginning 6 April 2025, the new Foreign Income and Gains (FIG) regime will allow for qualifying arrivals in the UK to exclude their FIGs from UK taxation for the first four years of tax residence.

In an article published in Bloomberg Tax, Richard Tonge, Grant Thornton Global Mobility Practice Leader, writes about what is in the UN Tax Committee draft and how it would apply to remote working and cross-border employment arrangements more broadly.

In the last years we had multiple changes regarding the benefits of the 30% ruling. Per 14 November 2024 the announced changes have been adapted by the House of Representatives (“Tweede Kamer”) as part of the Tax Plan 2025. The Tax Plan 2025 is now subject to the final approval of the Senate (“Eerste Kamer”) which will take place in December.

Start-ups, high-growth and mid-sized businesses may disproportionately be impacted by the high costs of managing corporate taxes and employer tax compliance in new country locations.

Employees today have shown that if employers can’t deliver the career development opportunities and lifestyle choices they want, they are willing to seek them elsewhere.

Developments from international regulators on how to address issues related to remote and mobile working.