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Ensuring smooth transfer of photovoltaic power plants and minimizing legal risks
Mar 11, 2025
ARROWS provided comprehensive legal support to clients who lost their right to a licence to produce electricity from renewable energy sources (RES) due to failure to meet the inte…
Research and development tax credit
Mar 11, 2025
In its judgment of 22 November 2024, Case No. 5 Afs 56/2024, the SAC ruled on strict requirements for both formal and material aspects of research and development projects. The SA…
Legal and tax obligations of influencers
Mar 11, 2025
Influencers' income is subject to income tax in the same way as other businesses - including barter transactions.
Beware of legal traps!
Mar 10, 2025
The basis of any contract is to clearly and understandably define exactly what the supplier will deliver. This includes in particular the specification:
Representing a client in the acquisition of real estate encumbered by debt and litigation
Mar 6, 2025
ARROWS represented a client in the purchase of a large collection of real estate whose ownership was burdened with legal disputes and foreclosures.
REMISSION OF DEFAULT INTEREST
Mar 6, 2025
The Supreme Administrative Court confirmed a key principle in the above judgment - the responsibility for the timely and correct payment of tax lies primarily with the taxpayer. I…
Analysis of legal aspects and documentation for waste management projects
Mar 4, 2025
ARROWS provided comprehensive legal support in the preparation of documents for regional strategies and projects under the Operational Programme Environment 2021-2027, focused on…
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Artificial Intelligence in HR
Mar 4, 2025
AI permeates different parts of the employee lifecycle - from recruitment to development. Below, we describe the most common areas where it can help recruiters:
Did you sell too cheap? How to defend against unreasonable shortening?
Mar 4, 2025
Disproportionate shortage has deep roots in Roman law, where there was the institution of "laesio enormis " - protection for the seller if he sold his property for less than half…