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PLC Cross-border has published a new edition of the Corporate Real Estate multi-jurisdictional guide, which deals with cross-border issues and answers key questions on corporate real estate law from the perspective of practitioners in 25 jurisdictions.
PLC Cross-border has published a new edition of the Corporate Real Estate multi-jurisdictional guide, which deals with cross-border issues and answers key questions on corporate real estate law from the perspective of practitioners in 25 jurisdictions.
PLC Cross-border has published a new edition of the Corporate Real Estate multi-jurisdictional guide, which deals with cross-border issues and answers key questions on corporate real estate law from the perspective of practitioners in 25 jurisdictions.
PLC Cross-border has published a new edition of the Corporate Real Estate multi-jurisdictional guide, which deals with cross-border issues and answers key questions on corporate real estate law from the perspective of practitioners in 23 jurisdictions. Also available is the Mergers and Acquisitions multi-jurisdictional guide covering the essential practical considerations for companies and firms undertaking mergers and acquisitions in 33 jurisdictions.
An update on the latest edition of the PLC Cross-border Corporate Real Estate multi-jurisdictional guide. The guide deals with cross-border issues and answers key questions on corporate real estate law from the perspective of practitioners in 26 jurisdictions.
The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors has issued a guide on the impact of International Financial Reporting Standards on the accounting treatment of properties in company accounts.
From January 2005 The International Financial Reporting Standards become mandatory for EU listed companies. The aim is to harmonise the accounting practices of listed companies across the EU. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has issued a guide explaining how the new rules will affect the accounting treatment of properties owned by qualifying companies.
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