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European expansion a hive of activity
While the big economies of Western Europe might be experiencing a downturn, foreign companies are still keen for European expansion.
ESG in Europe: Death of ESG greatly exaggerated
Interpreneur data shows a weakening resolve in Europe to prioritise ESG in business operations- but this does not tell the full story.
Arm’s length principle—is it out of reach?
The arm’s length principle challenges traditional tax rules as multinationals integrate. Explore reforms to keep ALP relevant.
Economic substance in Transfer Pricing
Explore how economic substance in transfer pricing ensures compliance, supports sustainable tax strategies, and strengthens multinational business operations.
Expanding into the UAE: Why the UAE is a strategic hub for global businesses
Expanding into the UAE is attractive to global entrepreneurs such as Jason Tate, Chief Financial Officer at Ennogen Healthcare and Kreston Menon client.
Cybercrime in the Middle East
Cybercrime in the Middle East is a growing threat, and local firms are still struggling to develop effective strategies to combat it.
Diverse MENA region needs tailored strategies for investment
MENA region is brimming with opportunities but demands local expertise, explains Marwa Elmihy of Kreston Egypt.
M&A and due diligence in Spain
David Olivares Martínez explains M&A and due diligence in Spain, including manage risks, compliance, and transaction value.
Property owner rights in Spain: Can communities ban vacation rentals?
A new ruling by the Spanish Supreme Court has raised some questions about property owner rights in Spain.
Argentina’s 2025 debt crisis looms: Can Milei’s zero-deficit budget avoid it?
Argentina faces a significant debt challenge in 2025, with over $14 billion in maturities and negative reserves. Explore how the government’s fiscal strategy, international support, and pro-investment policies aim to prevent default and secure economic stability.
Germany’s new transfer pricing rules
In January 2025, Germany’s transfer pricing (TP) rules will impose stricter documentation requirements, with shorter deadlines and enhanced penalties for non-compliance.
US firms turn to nearshoring for labour
Nearshoring, particularly in Mexico, is becoming an increasingly popular answer for US firms who are struggling with a labour shortage. US companies are looking south of the border as they search for new ways to stay profitable.
