VAT can be deducted earlier than in the month of receiving the invoice
The article discusses a new policy allowing earlier VAT deductions than previously permitted under Polish law.
Attorney Annika Vait: Board Members Are Always and Actually Responsible
Annika Vait, a partner at RASK law firm, discusses the increasing daily reality of personal responsibility for board members in Estonia.
End of Exceptions: Almost Everyone Must Report Revenue in eKasa
Slovakia's new law requires almost all sellers, including small vendors and service providers, to report their revenues electronically under the eKasa system, effective January.
The drug business is growing in Lapland's winter tourism paradise, attracting dealers from southern cities
Lapland is witnessing a surge in drug trafficking linked to its booming winter tourism, with dealers from southern cities increasingly targeting the area.
What can partners do when liquidating a civil partnership?
The article discusses the options available to partners during the liquidation of a civil partnership in Poland.
Tax Reform and Its Effects on Judicial Recovery
The implementation of tax reform in Brazil alters how companies in crisis manage their tax obligations, impacting their approach to judicial recovery.
Mergers Are Coming to Corporate Lawyers, Who Seek to Take Advantage of Booming Business
Corporate lawyers in Argentina are benefiting from a surge in mergers and acquisitions, highlighted by the recent purchase of MBP Partners by Martínez de Hoz & Rueda.
Compensation for lost profits will not be. Entrepreneur Janoušek was unsuccessful at the Supreme Court
Czech entrepreneur Janoušek lost his case at the Supreme Court regarding compensation for lost profits.
Narcolanchas SA: How Their Prohibition Has Turned Them into an Even Bigger Business
The article discusses the alarming increase in sightings of narcolanchas along the Andalusian coast, attributed to recent weather conditions and the impact of their prohibition.
The charge of the garbage tax raises questions and legal action in Cabo Frio
The implementation of a garbage collection tax in Cabo Frio has sparked concerns among residents and business owners regarding the amounts charged this year.
Drug Trafficking in Galatsi with the Cover of an Air Conditioning Store – A 46-Year-Old Man Arrested
A 46-year-old man has been arrested in Galatsi, Greece, for organizing a drug trafficking network disguised as an air conditioning business.
Police dog helps sniff out find burglary suspect hiding in air vent
A police dog in Georgia assisted law enforcement in capturing a burglary suspect who was hiding in an air vent at a local business.
"5th Term" Chairman Son Kyung-sik of the Korea Employers Federation "I will ensure that the voices of businesses are reflected in policies"
Son Kyung-sik has been re-elected for a fifth term as chairman of the Korea Employers Federation, committing to represent business interests in policy discussions.
Lawyer Fábio Tofic launches book on corruption in the business environment
Lawyer Fábio Tofic Simantob is set to launch his book on corporate corruption in São Paulo.
He beat Trump in all courts. Now he still has to fight to get his money back.
Victor Schwartz successfully won a legal battle against Donald Trump's tariffs but now must fight to reclaim his funds.
Wescott: "Tariffs, the law has won. The business world no longer trusts"
Economist Robert Wescott celebrates a Supreme Court ruling as a victory for the rule of law in the face of business skepticism amid tariff controversies.
First application of 'love-related business' leads to administrative punishment for host club; high charges after dating suspected
Tokyo's Kabukicho host clubs face administrative sanctions for exploiting customers' romantic feelings, marking the first enforcement of the newly amended law.
The draft law mentions Rovaniemi 13 times, yet does not solve problems – government legalizes short-term rental business
A new construction law draft fails to address the short-term rental issues in Rovaniemi, allowing current short-term rental practices to continue.
Controversial PIP Act Adopted by the Government. Employers Criticize the Decision
A new law concerning the National Labour Inspectorate (PIP) in Poland has been adopted despite objections from the business community, which claims insufficient time for feedback.
Searches of Companies: How to Prevent Abuse
The article discusses measures companies can take to protect themselves during legal searches by authorities.
15 Arrested on Suspicion of Operating a Prohibited Adult Entertainment Establishment
Fifteen individuals were arrested by Kanagawa Prefectural Police for running an adult entertainment business disguised as an aesthetic salon in a prohibited area of Tokyo.
MLB players union boss resigns over inappropriate relationship with sister-in-law: report
MLB Players Association head Tony Clark resigned amid investigations into financial improprieties and an inappropriate relationship with his sister-in-law.
Journal of Laws from February 17, 2026 (positions 174-180)
This article details several laws passed in Poland concerning traffic regulations, the establishment of War Invalids Day, changes to the electoral code, restrictions on public officials' business activities, and amendments to commercial company law.
"Reprehensible Business Model": Regulatory Authority Appeals to Second Instance with Adult Content Block
The media authority Rheinland-Pfalz is appealing a court decision that ruled it cannot instruct internet providers to block the adult websites Pornhub and Youporn.
At 20:00 "Impulses": Pärna, Mägi-Rohtmets, Kivi, and Päll on inheritance disputes
The program "Impulses" addresses the painful nature of inheritance disputes among family members, featuring discussions with legal experts and business leaders.
The transformed general partnership must prepare an inventory
A general partnership undergoing transformation is required to prepare an inventory.
Business Lawyer Ralph Wollburg: The Playmaker of DAX Executives
Ralph Wollburg, a prominent business lawyer celebrated for his influence among corporate leaders, discusses his career on his 70th birthday.
Furniture company owner fined R$ 2 thousand for lack of license for native wood in the interior of SP
A furniture company owner in Presidente Prudente, Brazil, was fined R$ 2,050.68 for keeping native wood without proper licensing.
Lawyer, entrepreneur, and mother of three Dovilė shared her recipe for success: it is important to pause on time
Dovilė, a lawyer and entrepreneur, emphasizes the importance of time management and setting priorities to maintain a successful career while balancing family life.
Arrested for Illegal 'Owner Business' Scheme, Allegedly Raised 1 Billion Yen Under the Pretext of Helicopter Ownership
Three individuals, including the chairman of S.I.Net Association, were arrested for allegedly running an illegal investment scheme related to helicopter ownership, amassing around 1 billion yen from investors across Japan.
Will the 40-hour workweek affect businesses? This is what you need to know
Mexico's Senate has approved a proposal for a 40-hour workweek, with gradual implementation expected to take effect by May 2026, raising questions about its impact on businesses.
The Most Demanded Social Sciences Programs in Universities; Interest in the Service Sector Decreases
The number of male students in Latvia's universities is increasing while female enrollment is slightly declining, with a growing demand for social sciences, business studies, and law programs.
NBA appoints university don tax committee vice chair
Dr. Kayode Akinsola has been appointed as the 1st Vice Chairman of the Tax Committee of the Nigerian Bar Association Section on Business Law.
Prof. Adam Opalski: Business Does Not Need Binding Orders
Professor Adam Opalski discusses the ineffectiveness of the current group of companies law in Poland, arguing for a need for more managerial flexibility within subsidiaries.
From law to leadership, Nimi Edimeh’s Miva MBA journey
Nimi Edimeh, a corporate lawyer from Nigeria, discusses his educational journey pursuing an MBA at Miva Open University to enhance his skills in law and business.
One by one, the key changes accepted by the Government in the labor reform law
The Argentine government has accepted 28 key changes to its labor reform law, responding to concerns from governors, business chambers, and unions ahead of its congressional approval.
A new proposal by members of Parliament sparked a wave of indignation: 'Maybe people joked'
A proposed law in Lithuania to ban cash transactions between legal entities has provoked public backlash, especially from financial professionals.
Julita Karaś-Gasparska: Creativity in the Tax Minefield
The article explores the complexities and nuances of business expenses in Poland, highlighting how different professions face varied interpretations from tax authorities.
Bogusław Chrabota: Is Stigmatization of Włodzimierz Czarzasty Against the Law?
The article discusses the controversy surrounding the inclusion of information about Włodzimierz Czarzasty's social and business contacts in a meeting agenda, criticizing it as a form of stigmatization and a breach of proper conduct for the National Security Council.
'Anarchy was at its peak in UP', said CM Yogi
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath discussed the law and order situation in Uttar Pradesh before 2017 at the UP Pharma Conclave, highlighting the violence and turmoil that prevailed, including riots and a lack of security for businesses.
‘I don’t support ICE’: gas station refusal ignites debate over denying service to federal agents
Recent incidents of gas stations and hotels refusing service to ICE agents and other federal officers have sparked a legal debate about the rights of private businesses to deny service to law enforcement personnel.
EU Inc. instead of LLC next year? Major changes are coming
The article discusses the legal changes the European Commission is planning for union startups, including the new '28th regime' and the challenges and obstacles EU countries may face in its implementation.
The Drug Dealer's Store in La Línea: Trafficker Clothing and Modern GPS for Narcolanchas after a Telecommunications Business
A recent police operation has uncovered a business allegedly dedicated to selling advanced technological equipment, including modern GPS, specifically designed for drug traffickers in the Strait of Gibraltar.
A major risk of closure: why restaurateurs are worried about the implementation of the law regarding May 1st
Restaurateurs are concerned that a proposed law allowing some establishments to open on May 1st may paradoxically harm their business.
Five Years of Litigation: the 'Rider Law' Prevails in Home Food Delivery
Five years after the approval of the law aimed at regulating food delivery services, Uber Eats has turned its back on freelancers, signaling a rejection of this business model in the sector.
Reform Debate: Merz: 'I Would Abolish the Working Time Law'
Chancellor Friedrich Merz criticizes the working time law at a New Year's reception, gaining applause from business leaders, while the SPD views it as a 'frontal attack.'
Cave to the pressure of large agricultural product companies
Ólafur Stephensen, the director of the Federation of Employers, believes that the Minister of Fisheries' bill on agricultural product laws is a step in the right direction but expresses concern over the minister yielding to the influence of large producers.
Cybersecurity Becomes the Foundation of Stable Business
The article discusses the reactive approach of Croatian companies towards cybersecurity, emphasizing the need for proactive measures as mandated by a new law on cybersecurity.
Babiš will not manage to insert Agrofert into the fund within 30 days. However, he will not violate the law, just extend the subsidy stoppage
Former Prime Minister Babiš is unlikely to transfer his business Agrofert into a fund in time but claims he will not breach the law while delaying subsidy access.
Assisted Suicide: A Lucrative Business
Since the legalization of assisted suicide in Germany nearly six years ago, organizations have found ethically questionable opportunities in this field, raising questions about necessary actions.