From pbl.legal: High-net-worth families with international assets must understand Bulgarian inheritance law and estate planning, governed by the Inheritance Act of 1949.
The law outlines various will formalities, intestate succession rules, forced heirship principles, and taxation details, including exemptions for spouses and direct descendants.… read more
From pbl.legal: Lebanon’s inheritance laws combine civil and religious legal systems, significantly influencing estate planning for high-net-worth families with international interests.
Valid will formats include handwritten, official, and public wills, and enforcement of foreign wills requires an “exequatur” procedure in Lebanese courts based on specific conditions.… read more
From www.aicd.com.au: Dual listings allow companies to access new pools of capital and enhance their market profile, but they also bring increased complexity and costs.… read more
From www.journalofaccountancy.com: (US context) Many companies supplement GAAP financial reporting with non-GAAP disclosures, which require careful scrutiny from preparers and users to avoid misleading stakeholders about a company’s financial health.… read more
From stonegatelegal.com.au: An influential person in a Queensland construction company is defined as an individual who can control or substantially influence the company’s operations without holding a formal title such as director or secretary, which may include significant shareholders or senior managers.… read more
From www.journalofaccountancy.com: Finance leaders face challenges in determining the costs and benefits of generative AI, as its adoption has surged from 33% in 2023 to 65% in 2024.… read more
From www.journalofaccountancy.com: Excel’s UNIQUE function is a dynamic array tool that allows users to extract unique values from a dataset, effectively identifying and removing duplicates.… read more
From worrells.net.au: The number of companies, particularly online retailers, entering external administration has increased, leaving customers with unfulfilled orders and limited recourse.
A chargeback, initiated through the cardholder’s bank, can offer a practical method for recovering funds for undelivered goods, especially when liquidation typically yields little return to unsecured creditors.… read more
From www.sbs.com.au: Dani’s experience following her mother’s death highlighted the importance of preparing for the legal and financial complications that arise when someone dies.
Creating a will, organizing superannuation beneficiaries, and understanding the implications of debts can ease the burden on grieving loved ones.… read more
From www.sciencedirect.com: The study investigates the rising complexity of CEO compensation contracts, revealing that such complexity has notably increased over the years due to both internal and external pressures, particularly from compensation consultants and institutional investors.… read more