GPMI News Archive

The U.S. and Croatia have signed an income tax treaty that will prevent the cross-border income taxation of salaries, wages, and other similar compensation. This treaty is the first of its kind between the two countries.

Hong Kong and Mauritius have signed a comprehensive avoidance of double taxation agreement. The agreement awaits ratification by both jurisdictions.

Canadian employees in the federally regulated private sector must be provided with 10 days of paid sick leave.

The U.S. Internal Revenue Service announced the foreign earned income exclusion amount will increase to $120,000 for 2023.

Are the payroll systems, methods, and professionals of today truly prepared for tomorrow? We aimed to find out with Ceridian’s “Future of Payroll Survey,” conducted in partnership with the APA and the Global Payroll Management Institute (GPMI).

A proposal for wide-ranging tax cuts in the U.K. was announced in September. However, the government has since abandoned its proposal.

HM Treasury's Office of Tax Simplification is conducting a high-level review on trends and tax implications of hybrid and distance working in the United Kingdom.

The U.S. Department of the Treasury announced the termination of the tax convention between the U.S. and Hungary, effective 8 January 2023. It had been in effect since 1979.

The tax authority of the government of Finland has issued two sets of guidance related to the double taxation of cross border workers.

A proposed measure would establish the right to monthly leave paid by the Spanish government for women who have painful and disabling periods.