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Taylor Wessing: Analysis of the global impacts of the US election outcome

President-elect Trump’s recent US election victory is anticipated to cause a range of economic, geopolitical and social impacts. In the first instance, a decisive result has at least been a positive outcome in that it gives little cause for controversy, ensures a peaceful transfer of power, and provides a degree of stability for markets. No one can predict the impacts of the election result on the US and the rest of the world at this point, however, in this note we briefly discuss which of these are most likely to influence transatlantic investment.

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Expat Management Group: The Importance of Language and Cultural Awareness in the Work Environment

Diversity and inclusion are vital for any business, fostering participation and bringing together varied identities, backgrounds, and experiences. With global labor shortages, many companies are hiring refugees, but creating an inclusive workplace requires more than standard practices. Read our best practices to learn how to create a truly inclusive environment.

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Pierson Ferdinand: The Future of Law: Harnessing AI Without Compromising Integrity

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer just a buzzword. It’s already transforming the way legal professionals operate. From contract review and dispute resolution to legal education, AI offers the potential to enhance efficiency, reduce costs and unlock new opportunities. However, AI also presents challenges that require thoughtful management. Lawyers must integrate these tools strategically to maintain the ethics, trust, and nuanced judgment that define the legal profession.

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Archipel Tax Advice: The Article 23 License and Fiscal Representation Explained

In this blogpost, we cover the Article 23 License and Fiscal Representation as an entry ticket to it. This framework unlocks ‘local treatment’ for non-Resident companies importing goods to Europe through the Netherlands, and allows them to defer VAT rather than pay it to Customs upon import. Great for cashflow.

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Loyens & Loeff: Dutch Tax Plans 2025: 4 key points to know for US multinationals – New York office Snippet

Loyens & Loeff New York regularly posts ‘Snippets’ on a range of EU tax and legal topics. This Snippet describes the recently published Dutch tax plans 2025, with a focus on four key elements for US multinationals (𝐌𝐍𝐄𝐬). This is our first Snippet in a series about the impact of the 2025 Dutch tax plans on US MNEs and fund managers.

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