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In accordance with the latest international guidance and recommendations relating to the #CoronavirusJSY, the Hatstone offices are now temporarily closed and the teams are working from home. You may contact the members - details at hatstone.com

We are excited to announce our Hatstone (Ireland) LLP office move in #Dublin to accomodate our rapidly increasing presence in the Irish market. We are now at 26 Pembroke Street Upper, Dublin 2.

Enforcing #EconomicSubstance in the #BVI. Non-compliant BVI entities may be subject to penalties soon. For more information, please contact Philipp Neumann or Mark Harbison hatstone.com/content/upload…

#Panama has recently approved a new tax amnesty. The new amnesty provides for a discount of 85% on interest and penalties in relation to outstanding annual taxes for companies and foundations. The amnesty will expire on 31 August 2021. More information: lnkd.in/d9PrEVx

Hatstone is pleased to announce the appointment to corporate counsel of Mark Harbison, who will be based in Hatstone’s #BVI office. View Mark's profile - hatstone.com/our-people/mar…

New details about travel in and out of #JerseyCI – including testing and #COVID19 passport arrangements – have been announced. jerseyeveningpost.com/news/2021/05/2…

Fantastic coverage in yesterday's Business Post, tracing the incredible working relationship and success story between Grainne Loughnane and property developer, Luke Comer, of @comerhomesgroup. bit.ly/HatBusiness

Nothing like a good news story... Delighted to be appointed consultant to Hatstone (Ireland) LLP & working closely with Dublin team providing services to international clients into Ireland, and Irish clients abroad. @HatstoneGroup European base 🇮🇪🇮🇪

Hatstone establishes European hub in #Dublin. Progressive international legal and corporate services firm Hatstone has today announced the establishment of its European hub in Ireland. bit.ly/HatstoneDublin

Hatstone’s #BVI team advises the @BLMEplc hatstone.com/hatstones-bvi-…

Implementation of new online public Digital Registry in #JerseyCI hatstone.com/implementation…

#COVID19 - Update on Business Restrictions - The @lawsocjsy excerpt - hatstone.com/covid-19-updat…

Hatstone is pleased to announce that that it has been shortlisted as the Jersey Law Firm of the Year in the @Citywealth International Financial Centre Awards.

Alvaro Almengor and Manuel Carrasquilla from our #Panama office consider the residency options available in Panama and the tax implications of moving there. bit.ly/2Jb0B2r #PrivateClient #HighNetWorth

Trustees and wealth planners take note: recent changes to South African tax law affects expats’ access to their South African retirement funds. We recently wrote a short note on these changes and what it means for offshore trustees. Read more here: lnkd.in/dzY7u5S

Hatstone's Jersey office were delighted to have hosted Aztec Group for a wine tasting evening at Terre d'Italia. We hope they enjoyed the evening! Congratulations to Julie Fairclough, Michael Wood, Simon Vivian and Stephen Wauchope for winning the wine tasting prize. #jerseyci

Hatstone Lawyers Incorporated, South Africa was also appointed on the panel of Attorneys for the Stellenbosch Municipality in various fields of legal services including, litigation, procurement matters and labour law.

The IEC is a “permanent body created by the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa to manage free and fair elections at all levels of government.”

We are proud and excited to announce that Hatstone Lawyers Incorporated, South Africa was recently awarded the tender to render legal services on a panel to the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) of South Africa.

Meanwhile, to also aid local businesses, every adult and child in Jersey have started to receive £100, at a cost of £11 million as part of the plan to kickstart Jersey’s economy as it recovers from the Covid-19 crisis. jerseyeveningpost.com/news/2020/09/0… #jerseyci #GST #covid19

The value at which imported goods to #JerseyCI will be liable for GST will reduce from £240 to £135 on 1 October 2020. The de minimis level reduction is to enable local businesses to better compete with online retailers.