EU LAW FIRM Holiday Greetings 2023
EU LAW FIRM LEGAL NEWS • December 27, 2022On behalf of EU LAW FIRM team, we wish you a joyful Christmas and a prosperous New Year 2023.
Employment Agency License in Latvia
EU LAW FIRM LEGAL NEWS • November 25, 2022The Employment Agency license in Latvia is a license that allows merchants to employ workers and be employed for Latvian and foreign market and it is required for the provision of work placement services, except manning of the ship and services for employers for the selection of potential workers for work in Latvia.
Ultimate Guide to Tax in Norway 2022
EU LAW FIRM LEGAL NEWS • November 23, 2022EU LAW FIRM has prepared guide covering all aspects of taxation in Norway. Contact our lawyers in Norway for further information.
A summary of the new EU's anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing package proposal
EU LAW FIRM LEGAL NEWS • October 31, 2022Legislators in Latvia and the European Union (EU) have been fighting with the ongoing issue of money laundering for a number of years, and the situation is not made any better by technological advancements that give fraudulent individuals additional avenues to legitimize illegally obtained funds. The legislative recommendations put out by the European Commission to improve the EU's fight against money laundering and terrorist funding are discussed in this article.
Changes to the procedure for extending residence permits for citizens of Russia and Belarus
EU LAW FIRM LEGAL NEWS • September 27, 2022On Saturday, September 24, changes to the Immigration Law that alter the process for requesting and extending temporary residence permits for citizens of Russia and Belarus take effect in an effort to reduce the adverse outcomes to national security associated with their immigration to the Republic of Latvia.
A proposal from the European Commission would remove distortions brought on by foreign subsidies.
EU LAW FIRM LEGAL NEWS • September 12, 2022The objective of this plan is to provide an internal market with fair playing fields. This proposed rule is an essential next step after the Commission published a White Paper on anti-discriminatory Subsidies in June 2020. The White Paper outlined a number of strategies to overcome the distortions brought on by foreign subsidies. The plan is based on the notion of "increasing strategic autonomy" and is a component of the larger EU 2020 industrial policy.
