Law firm takes Overseas Investment Office to task
The definition of an "overseas person" is now wider than it used to be. With special feature audio.
Law Firm Russell McVeagh is concerned about a new interpretation of the Overseas Investment Act that may capture large numbers of share investors.
The Overseas Investment Office has told law firms and other professionals that its definition of an “overseas person” is now wider than it used to
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Mon, 04 Apr 2016
Mon, 04 Apr 2016
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Law firm takes Overseas Investment Office to task
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