GPMI News Archive

For 2022, the Canada Revenue Agency has announced increased employee and employer contributions rates and the maximum pensionable earnings amount for the Canada Pension Plan.

The governments of Belgium and Luxembourg have extended an agreement until 31 December 2021 that governs the taxation of teleworking cross-border workers.

Effective 1 January 2022, the minimum wage will increase to €663 per month from €650 per month. The new minimum is effectively €773.5 per month because Greek workers are paid 14 monthly salary amounts a year ((€663 x 14) /12 = €773.5).

Australian employers, other than small businesses with fewer than 15 employees, must assess whether their existing casual employees must be offered permanent employment.

From 15 October 2021 until 31 December 2021, for access to workplaces within Italy, it is compulsory to possess and exhibit, upon request, a COVID-19 green certification.

The government of New South Wales, Australia, has announced tax relief measures to help businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Data security and privacy regulations can be daunting for US companies employing staff in the EU, so contract an ISAE 3000-attested payroll provider.

Effective 7 September 2021, El Salvador will become the first nation to make bitcoin legal tender under a new law.

A new law gives workers the right to paid sick leave. It will be implemented over four years with employees entitled to three paid sick days per year in 2022.

Canada and the U.S. each have created a new federal holiday that will be observed by their respective federal governments.