In the past, only Egyptian nationals were required to contribute to Social Insurance and Pension schemes in Egypt.
Changes to Egyptian social security for expatriates
Mar 22, 2022 @ 07:30 PM / by Pat Jurgens
Ukraine is demonstrating resolve in the war with Russia. This includes their approach to tax compliance and administration.
Big changes are coming to the expatriate tax concession in Belgium
Dec 10, 2021 @ 12:03 PM / by Pat Jurgens
Belgium has had an expatriate tax concession since 1983 – almost 40 years. But starting in 2022, the rules are changing.
Proposed U.K. tax increase – Health and Social Care Levy
Oct 18, 2021 @ 06:42 PM / by Pat Jurgens
AIRINC Global Tax Director Pat Jurgens joined Benivo’s 'The View from the Top' hosted by Brian Friedman, providing an update last week on the proposed U.K. tax increases....
Proposed U.S. tax increases – impact on Global Mobility
Oct 08, 2021 @ 11:26 AM / by Pat Jurgens
AIRINC Global Tax Director Pat Jurgens joined Benivo’s 'The View from the Top' hosted by Brian Friedman, providing an update on the proposed U.S. tax increases, accompanied by immigration expert Julia Onslow-Cole.
AIRINC is pleased to welcome Marie Soubessens to the EMEA team!
Jun 24, 2021 @ 06:12 AM / by Andrea Downing
Marie joined AIRINC's London office as a Client Engagement Manager in May 2021. With over 13 years’ experience in International Mobility specialising in assignment management, Marie has held various positions working for relocations companies, RMCs and an international law firm
As we close out the year and look to 2020, we are highlighting the most impactful news for Global Mobility in 2019. Last week, we posted our top 5 downloads and our top 5 mobility policy articles. Today's post features the most popular tax news that we published this year.
The Impact of Volatility in Emerging Markets: Argentina, Turkey, Brazil, and more!
Oct 23, 2018 @ 10:38 AM / by Genie Martens
News about extraordinary economic volatility in major emerging market countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Turkey, South Africa, and others has global mobility departments questioning whether they need to take any special measures to address the concerns of their international assignees.
Why would companies with globally mobile employees use Tax Equalization?
Oct 04, 2018 @ 11:39 AM / by Jeremy Piccoli
Tax laws, rates, and regulations vary greatly from country to country, and being on an international assignment creates even further complexity. To minimize the tax impact on the assignee, most globally-mobile companies have a Tax Equalization policy in place.