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Italy Expected to Approve Legislation Related to VAT on Charter Fees

Sarnia Yachts predicts that Italy will develop regulations regarding VAT on charter fees.

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Argentine Ban Extends to More Red Ensign Flags

In the latest development in the sovereignty dispute between Argentina and the United Kingdom regarding the Falkland Islands, Argentina has banned a Bermudan-flagged ship from entering its ports.

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MAR streamlines process for recognition of certificates of competency

The Portuguese maritime authority has reviewed its methods of recognizing certificates of competency of crew members in management positions on nationally and MAR-registered vessels.

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US Law Firm Explains Impact of Sanctions on Trade

The U.S. law firm Holland and Knight explains that in today's world of sanctions on Iran, North Korea and Syria shipping companies need to be extra cautious in conducting trade.

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Industry Lawyer Skeptical about German Shipowners' Association's Flag Fundraising Scheme

Maritime lawyer Hans-Heinrich Nöll is uncertain of the effectiveness of the German shipowners' association VDR's current plan to increase registrations with the national and EU flags.

VDR's idea is to charge shipowners a fee around €15,000 to obtain a permit to flag out a ship, and use this revenue to help fund training programs on German and EU-flagged vessels.

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Gibraltar Registry Promotes "Three Main Selling Points"

Gibraltar registry director Alan Cubbin says the flag offers three primary advantages in the registry market: "practical application of high-quality technical standards, high seafarer standards and the tonnage tax."

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India's National Shipping Board Chairman Asks for More Government Support

India's National Shipping Board Chairman Captain Mohan is calling for reforms to develop the national maritime industry.

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Sweden Seeks EU Guidance in Decade Long Labor Dispute

In a ruling that could set a precedent for the industry, Sweden has asked the the European Court of Justice for guidance in approaching a 10 year old case involving a national labor union's claim against a Panamanian-flagged vessel.

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First Civilian Casualties Raise Further Questions in Armed Guards Debate

The first case of civilian casualties resulting from shootings by armed guards has further developed the debate over the use of armed guards as well as the debate over jurisdiction in international waters.

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Singapore Issues Circular Outlining Flag Requirements

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore has released a circular directed at class societies, owners, operators and masters of Singapore-flagged ships outlining the list of certificates, documents, and publications required on board these vessels.

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