CELIA Alliance Newsletter: October 2025
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For firms supporting international clients, staying ahead of cross-border mobility trends is crucial.
In this edition:
- Access our multi-disciplinary 2025 cross-border global mobility guides
- International remote working in 18 countries
- An international review of inbound expatriate tax regimes
- A risk assessment of legal and compliance risks across 15 countries
- CELIA Alliance news: We are also celebrating well-deserved accreditations for three of our international member firms
Cross-Border Global Mobility Guides
International Remote Working Compliance for HR - An International Summary of Major Risks
An easy to understand traffic light risk assessment of the major legal and tax compliance risks of International Remote Working in 15 countries including: Canada, China & Hong Kong, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom and the USA.
Country Guides to International Remote Working - Major Risks
- Country Guides examine the major legal and tax compliance risks of International Remote Working in each of: *Argentina, *Belgium, *Brazil, Canada, *China & Hong Kong, *Colombia, *Czech Republic, *France, *Germany, Italy, *Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, *Slovakia, *Spain, Switzerland, *United Kingdom and the USA.
- Also includes our International Remote Working Explainer which provides straightforward technical and practical context to ensure you have the best understanding of a sometimes daunting legal and tax compliance framework.
International Comparison of Expatriate Tax Regimes – Europe, North America, China
- Examines the availability of special inbound expatriate tax regimes across 15 major world economies in Europe, North America and China
- A detailed analysis of inbound tax regimes and tax reliefs for inbound expatriates available in: Belgium, Canada, China & Hong Kong, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom and the USA
International News
Argentine Supreme Court clarifies boundaries of director liability
As the Supreme Court of Argentina attracted significant attention, not only for its outcome, but for its guidance on the role of company directors’ liability, we explain the key distinctions between corporate and personal liability.
New Law in Brazil for women on state-owned company boards
Cescon, Barrieu, Flesch & Barreto Advogados shares what this means for those companies, as well as publicly traded companies and corporations in general.
ETA scheme extended to EU business visitors from the EU
As the UK’s Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) scheme is rolled out to EU nationals, we look at how it affects business travel to the UK.
CELIA Alliance News
BAS receives two awards
CELIA Alliance’s Portuguese member whose excellence in labour law has been recognised with two awards.
Keller Menz 'Outstanding'
Our German member firm is ranked among renowned international law firms for its exceptional employment law services.
Galahad, accredited service provider
CELIA Alliance’s French member, Galahad, has earned a highly-prized second certification with the Magellan Network as an accredited service provider.
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