Insights

Insights from the EDPB's Latest Guidelines
Navigating Data Transfers to Third-Country Authorities: Insights from the EDPB's Latest Guidelines
In today's interconnected world, businesses often need to transfer data across borders to ensure smooth operations and compliance with international regulations. The EDPB has recently published the final version of its guidelines on data transfers to third-country authorities, providing crucial insights for businesses and the general public.
Niamh
| 2 min read |
Your Essential Guide to Trade Compliance in 2025
Navigating EU Sanctions and Incoterms Your Essential Guide to Trade Compliance in 2025
The landscape of international trade compliance has become increasingly complex, with EU sanctions enforcement reaching unprecedented levels and Incoterms remaining the cornerstone of global commercial transactions. As we progress through 2025, businesses must navigate these interconnected frameworks with precision to avoid costly violations and maintain competitive advantage.
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| 3 min read |
How to Avoid the Latest Payment Scams
Protecting Your Intellectual Property: How to Avoid the Latest Payment Scams
In today's innovation-driven economy, your intellectual property represents one of your business's most valuable assets. But did you know that the moment you file for trademark protection, you become a target for sophisticated fraudsters?
Photo of Ruth Esposito
| 3 min read |
EU Agrees New Rules to Streamline Global Minimum Tax Reporting
DAC9: EU Agrees New Rules to Streamline Global Minimum Tax Reporting
On 14 April 2025, EU finance ministers formally adopted the ninth amendment to the Directive on Administrative Cooperation in Tax Matters - DAC9. The new rules introduce a reporting and information exchange framework designed to implement the OECD's global minimum tax (Pillar Two) efficiently and consistently across EU Member States.
Luke Aquilina
| 6 min read |
Location of Records and Chart of Accounts
Accounting Flexibility for Maltese Companies: Location of Records and Chart of Accounts
Setting up or expanding a business in Malta comes with notable advantages, especially when it comes to accounting. Maltese regulations offer a level of flexibility that can simplify how companies manage their financial records and reporting. From where you keep your accounts to how you structure your chart of accounts, Malta provides options designed to support diverse business needs while ensuring compliance.
Anton Micallef
| 1 min read |