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Operational Update Dubai Office

DUBAI: Operational Update

Operational Update DUBAI   Atlas Wealth Group can confirm that all staff in its Dubai office are safe and continuing to operate as normal following the recent escalation in regional tensions. As Australians living and working in the UAE, the team at Atlas Wealth Group is naturally concerned by the current conflict. However, the prevailing

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Driver’s Licence Saudi Arabia

How Australian Expats in Saudi Arabia Can Transfer Their Driver’s Licence

How Australian Expats in Saudi Arabia Can Transfer Their Driver’s Licence One of the first practical hurdles Australian expats face when moving to Saudi Arabia is getting behind the wheel legally. The good news is that if you already hold a valid Australian driver’s licence, Saudi Arabia allows a direct licence transfer with no driving

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The Commonwealth Superannuation Test for Tax Residency: Is It Still Relevant?

The Commonwealth Superannuation Test for Tax Residency: Is It Still Relevant?

The Commonwealth Superannuation Test for Tax Residency: Is It Still Relevant? In discussions around Australian tax residency, most people have heard of the resides,  183-day test and the domicile test, but few realise there’s a another — rarely triggered but still legislated — tax residency rule: the Commonwealth superannuation test. It’s one of those quirks

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Cash Wars: Switzerland Fights to Keep Cash Alive

Cash Wars: Switzerland Fights to Keep Cash Alive

Cash Wars: Switzerland Fights to Keep Cash Alive On March 8, 2026, Swiss voters will decide whether access to cash deserves constitutional protection. This debate underscores the ongoing role of cash in Switzerland’s payment system. This isn’t nostalgia—it’s a fight over financial freedom, privacy, and who controls your money. Swiss voters face two options, both

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