By Sergio Guerrero Rosas, Guerrero y Santana, S.C.
Last December, the Chamber of Deputies approved the federal budget of 2019 for the first year of the government of the new President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO), which fixes a total net expenditure of 5 trillion 838 billion pesos. That is 23 billion 768 million pesos more than that proposed by the Ministry of Finance, as well as the Income Law of 2019, whose validity began on 1 January 2019.
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By Edward Hendrickx, EJP Accountants & Adviseurs
Did you know that U2 is not an Irish band but a Dutch one? And that the Rolling Stones are from Amsterdam? Although the managers of these bands deny it, it is often assumed that their main offces are established in the Netherlands due to the lack of royalty withholding taxes. This might change.
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By Željko Vlačić, SAJIC
By signing the Stabilisation and Association Agreement with the European Union on 16 June 2008, and with all efforts of Bosnia & Herzegovina to fulfil criteria for membership, an obligation has been created to establish an effective legal and regulatory framework for protection of all copyright and related rights holders.
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By Béla Kakuk, BPiON
We all know that technology has reached the level that robots can take over many repetitive tasks from humans and mimic their activities, reaching effciency and better quality levels. The accounting and payroll profession is not immune to these trends; moreover, they are some of the first sectors significantly impacted by RPA (Robotic Process Automation) methodologies.
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By Prof Robert Anthony, Anthony & Cie
It is important to highlight the acceleration of digitalisation globally, and the effect this has on business today. Things have evolved from the large mainframe computer to utilising the microcomputer. It is often using Apple and Microsoft technology, as well as Android software and equipment.
By Carlos Frühbeck Olmedo, Ficesa Treuhand, S.A.P.
July 2018 marked a year since the implementation in Spain of the Immediate Supply of Information (SII) on value added tax.
By Annarien Adams, Nolands Advisory Services
Many organisations have chosen to embrace the technology era and have in some form adopted IT within their businesses. Large corporates have embarked on extensive technology journeys, spending millions on transforming the way they work. Although organisations have made significant investments in IT some have overlooked the detailed risks that IT may pose to their business.
