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Workplace satisfaction matters. Unhappy employees equal higher turnover. Higher turnover equals higher HR costs and, especially in the printing industry, real concern about the ability to fill open positions. A workplace satisfaction survey from Parallax, while focused on the digital services industry, shines a spotlight on issues that many other employers should consider, including those in the printing industry.
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Malaysia Updates Tax Guidance For Digital Services Providers Malaysia Updates Tax Guidance For Digital Services Providers by Mary Swire, Tax-News.com, Hong Kong 03 March 2021 Malaysia has comprehensively updated its guidance on the requirement on foreign service providers to collect service tax on business-to-consumer supplies of digital services. The latest version of the guidance, "Guide on: digital services by Foreign Service Provider (FSP)", replaces earlier guidance last updated in August 2020. FSPs were required to collect six percent service tax on B2C services from January 1, 2020. U...
e-Commerce Directive"), a proposal for a Regulation on contestable and fair markets in the digital sector (Digital Markets Act). These proposals are expected to affect various types of providers of digital services (such as marketplaces, social media platforms, content-sharing platforms) in the European Union (the " EU") and to create a safer and more open digital space while further developing the European Single Market for digital services. The choice of a regulation that will be directly applicable in all Member States (instead of a directive) shall guarantee the implementation of uniform ...