| International Sports Law and Taxation Update, 14 & 15 December 2011, Amsterdam, by NOLOT Seminars |
29 November 2011 |
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STILL SEVERAL PLACES AVAILABLE!
We cordially invite you to join us for this important and opportune Update on Significant Developments in Sports Law and Taxation during 2011 in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. For full information, download the brochure here.
Tax law topics include:
* international...
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| Source: NOLOT Seminars |
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| NETHERLANDS: Foreign professional sportspersons (including soccer players) and artists no longer eligible for 30% income tax arrangement? |
25 November 2011 |
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It has been common practice for many years in The Netherlands that incoming professional sports persons (such as soccer player) and artists were under conditions eligible for the so-called 30% income tax arrangement. Under this arrangement 30% of the gross taxable salary could during a maximum period...
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| Source: Rijkele Betten |
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| Is Sepp Blatter the new poster boy for “sports law”? |
24 November 2011 |
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In recent days it has been difficult to avoid the furore surrounding Sepp Blatter (President of FIFA)’s recent comments concerning what he sees as the new approach to treat racism in sport:
“I would deny it. There is no racism. There is maybe one of the players towards another – he has a word or a...
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| Source: Kris Lines, Co-Director of the Centre for International Sports Law (CISL) at Staffordshire University, UK. |
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| Programme Amsterdam Seminar 14 & 15 December 2011 completed |
23 November 2011 |
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With pleasure we announce that the team of speakers for our International Sports Law and Taxation Update on 14 & 15 December 2011 in Amsterdam is now complete.
From France Mr. Jacques Messeca of the Paris office Eversheds LLP will provide a presentation on France, and from Belgium Mr. Bart Lombaerts...
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| Source: NOLOT Seminars |
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| ARBITRATION USOC // IOC: The "Osake Rule" declared invalid and unenforceable by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) |
30 October 2011 |
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Following the joint request for arbitration filed by the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) and the International Olympic Committee (IOC) with respect to the validity of the “Regulations Regarding Participation in the Olympic Games - Rule 45 of the Olympic Charter” (also known as the “Osaka Rule”),...
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| Source: Media release, Court of Arbitration for Sport |
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