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2026 Mid-Year Prediction Market Report: Uncertainty Prevails Amidst Extraordinary Federal Action | JD Supra
During the first part of 2026, the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC or the Commission) has undertaken a sweeping campaign to protect its asserted exclusive jurisdiction over prediction markets-the markets on which event contracts are traded. This effort includes a set of wide-ranging public remarks by its new chairman outlining a broad regulatory program, a set of lawsuits and case filings across the country, and a series of administrative measures, including proposed rulemakings.
HyperAutomation and Year-end: where technology and humanity meet.
The medical scheme industry in South Africa has never been more challenged than right now given the unknowns of a National Health Insurance (NHI) system and lack of clarity in the future role of Medical Schemes.
Navigating major state tax changes in Victoria - what property developers need to know
The State Taxation Acts Amendment Bill 2023 has now been passed. It provides for a series of changes to land tax, duty and Windfall Gains Tax (WGT). Some changes will commence immediately upon Royal asset to the Bill, others are scheduled for implementation on 1 January 2024, 1 January 2025 and 1 January 2026 respectively.
Navigating major state tax changes in Victoria – what property…
Legal Insights By Michael Taylor-Sands, Andrew Wright • 06 December 2023 • 1 min read The State Taxation Acts Amendment Bill 2023 has now been passed. It provides for a series of changes to land tax, duty and Windfall Gains Tax (WGT). Some changes will commence immediately upon Royal asset to the Bill, others are scheduled for implementation on 1 January 2024, 1 January 2025 and 1 January 2026 respectively.
New Single Register of Foreign Ownership ofAustralian Assets to Go…
Legal Insights By Chong Ming Goh, Ron Smooker • 15 June 2023 • 3 min read The last day to lodge residential FIRB applications and to make the existing registrations for agricultural land, water entitlements and residential land under the current Australian Tax Office system is 16 June 2023. There will be a 10 day disruption to the Australian Tax Office current system services, and the new online system is scheduled to go live on 26 June 2023.
Proposed abolition of stamp duty on commercial and industrial…
Legal Insights By Andrew Wright, Daniel Hui & Ari Armstrong • 14 June 2023 • 6 min read In a significant move aimed at boosting economic growth and encouraging investment, the Victorian Government has recently announced it will abolish stamp duty on commercial and industrial properties and replace it with an annual property tax.
Proposed abolition of stamp duty on commercial and industrial property in Victoria: key questions and considerations
In a significant move aimed at boosting economic growth and encouraging investment, the Victorian Government has recently announced it will abolish stamp duty on commercial and industrial properties and replace it with an annual property tax.
Moving To a State With No Income Tax? There’s Way More To It Than “Paper” Changes and 183 Days | JD Supra
After years of considering a move from your high-income-tax state (I’m looking at you New York and California) to an income-tax-friendly state (hello Florida), you’ve finally decided to take the plunge. What do you do now? How do ensure that you change your residence in a way that an auditor looking to collect tax revenue for the Tax Department in your former home state will respect? My first piece of advice—don’t look to the internet for sophisticated legal advice on this topic.
New Jersey Tax Laws: Out with the Old and In with New Tax Laws in 2023 | JD Supra
The COVID Extension of the Statute of Limitations on Assessments has Finally Expired. Old Law: Almost three years ago, at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Governor Murphy issued Executive Order 103, declaring a state of emergency in New Jersey. Subsequently, the New Jersey Legislature enacted a law that extended the deadline for the Division to assess New Jersey tax until 90 days after the conclusion of the state of emergency (L. 2020, ch. 19).
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