Certain apartment buildings will no longer require periodic inspections
The Latvian government has announced that certain public and multi-storey apartment buildings will be exempt from mandatory periodic technical inspections under specific circumstances.
FG bans cash tax collection, roadblocks under new regulations
The Nigerian Federal Government has banned cash tax collection and the use of roadblocks for tax enforcement as part of new regulations aimed at improving tax practices.
Official Journal dated March 3, 2026 (positions 253-258)
The article discusses several new regulations issued by various Polish government ministries, including health and finance, concerning food safety, construction permits, and healthcare agreements.
The Unpleasant Consequence of the 'Backyard Sauna Law': Permit Fees Rise
New building regulations in Finland have led to a significant decrease in permit applications, causing municipalities to raise their permit fees due to lost revenue.
The government will change the VAT law, but companies can deduct tax faster without waiting for the amendment
Poland's Finance Ministry plans to amend VAT regulations following a European Court ruling, allowing businesses to expedite tax deductions.
Regulation of Comprehensive Wage System and the Limitations of Not Being Completely Prohibited
The Korean government is moving to regulate the comprehensive wage system to prevent the abuse of unpaid long hours of work.
Number of Apartments for Sale in Seoul Increasing... 80% of Actual Transactions are Below 1.5 Billion Won
There is an increase in the availability of apartments for sale in Seoul, with 80% of transactions occurring for properties priced below 1.5 billion won.
How much does the transfer of a used car cost in March 2026?
The cost of transferring a used vehicle in Argentina is influenced by the vehicle's origin and the respective jurisdiction's taxes, following changes implemented in 2025.
Cut red tape, tax to fix middling investment, business lobbies say
Business lobbies in Australia are urging the government to cut taxes and reduce regulatory burdens to improve the country's investment attractiveness, as a new report ranks Australia 21st among 42 countries for investment competitiveness.
The Government Supported Stricter Regulation of the Crime of Non-Payment of Alimony
The Czech government has endorsed stricter regulations for the crime of non-payment of alimony.
The Government is aiming for the labor regime of prisoners and seeks to stop the payment of bonuses and vacations
The Argentine government is reforming labor regulations affecting prisoners to avoid mandatory payments of bonuses and vacation days.
The government adopted an ethical code for ministers, addressing conflict of interest rules
The Czech government has adopted an ethical code for ministers that includes provisions on conflict of interest regulations.
Should holidays falling on Sunday be considered free days? The government will consider a petition on this matter
A petition has been submitted by the 'Moลผna Lepiej!' Foundation, seeking amendments to labor regulations regarding days off for holidays on Sundays.
WA transport industry wants tougher truck licensing model
Western Australia's transport industry is urging the government to implement stricter truck licensing regulations, akin to those adopted by South Australia after a fatal crash in 2024.
DN Debate. "The new loan rule will hit those who need to renovate"
The Swedish government's new loan regulations aimed at curbing overconsumption may disproportionately impact low-income households and young buyers who cannot afford fully renovated homes.
The Sรกnchez Government is now the only one in the Eurozone that has not sent a budget plan to the EU for two consecutive years
Spain's government under Pedro Sรกnchez is the only one in the Eurozone that has failed to submit a budget plan for 2026, marking its second consecutive year of non-compliance with EU regulations.
Big rules changing from March 1st, affecting everything from train tickets to LPG to UPI, impacting your wallet
Several key rules will change from March 1, 2026, including regulations regarding LPG prices, train tickets, and SIM card binding, having a direct impact on people's monthly expenditures.
Trump strikes out at Anthropic โ orders halt
Trump has ordered US government agencies to stop using products from AI company Anthropic amid a conflict over technological safety regulations.
Setback for the Government: A Judge Rejected the Entry of Meat with Bones into Santa Cruz
A federal judge in Rรญo Gallegos ruled against the Argentine government's attempt to allow the import of bone-in beef into Santa Cruz, declaring the measure invalid due to the region's disease-free status.
39 measures that hinder imports expire and the Government says it will review one by one
The Argentine government is set to individually review 39 expiring anti-dumping measures aimed at imports, amid ongoing industrial sector demands for fair competition against foreign products.
Labor Reform: Changes to Compensation, Dismissals, Leave, Vacation, Overtime, and Even Taxes
The Argentine government is seeking to implement a labor reform that will change various aspects of employment regulations including compensation, severance, and taxation.
Additional day off in 2026. There is a government decision
The Polish government has announced an additional day off for employees in 2026 due to overlapping holidays on Saturdays, following labor code regulations.
The government finalizes the next relaxation of alcohol sales โ strong spirits could be purchased directly from small distilleries
The Finnish government is preparing legislation to allow direct sales of strong spirits from small distilleries, despite pending regulations on remote sales and Sunday openings.
Marine farming areas established by the government: - Risky, say the Hunters and Fishermen's Association
The Norwegian government has set the boundaries for marine farming areas, a move criticized by environmental organizations as risky.
Air pollution at Munich Airport: 'Only the bare minimum in health protection'
The Freising Citizens' Association is concerned that the government's plans for air quality monitoring at Munich Airport will only fulfill minimal requirements despite new EU regulations.
Crime of Foreigners in the Czech Republic is Decreasing, but the Government Wants to Further Tighten Regulations
The Czech government is looking to implement stricter regulations regarding foreign crime, despite statistics showing a decrease in such incidents.
Government to Conduct Comprehensive Reinvestigation of Illegal Use of Rivers and Valleys Facilities; Severe Penalties for Intentional Omission
The South Korean government is launching a thorough reinvestigation into facilities illegally occupying rivers and valleys, promising severe penalties for local governments found guilty of negligence or intentional omission.
Michaล Bieniak: Deregulation, deregulation, and after deregulation
Michaล Bieniak discusses the ongoing process of deregulation in Polish law and questions whether current regulations have become too cumbersome.
Tuf, approved the reform of sanctions. Yes to restructured fines and plea agreements
The Italian Council of Ministers has approved a legislative decree to reform the sanctioning system of the Consolidated Financial Intermediation Act (TUF), aiming to enhance efficiency and effectiveness in financial market regulations.
FG makes plastic waste management legally binding for producers
The Nigerian Federal Government has enacted mandatory plastic waste management regulations for producers, making them legally accountable for their products and waste.
Journal of Laws from February 26, 2026 (items 217-230)
The article summarizes various legal notices and regulations published in the Polish Journal of Laws on February 26, 2026.
'Voting followed the rules,' says CPI president about the breaking of the confidentiality of Lula's son
The president of the CPI investigating INSS, Carlos Viana, defended the committee's decision to summon one of President Lula's sons, asserting that the voting process adhered to parliamentary regulations despite government claims.
These crimes would prevent taxi drivers from working in the future - new tightening of taxi law
The Finnish government is proposing stricter regulations for taxi drivers, including a mandatory taximeter and enhanced requirements for maintaining good reputation.
Data Protection: USA: Transparent Tourists
The US government is considering new regulations that would require travelers to disclose social media accounts and email addresses upon entry.
Now the government has presented a 'taxi law repair kit' after long negotiations โ This is what it means
Finland's government has proposed changes to taxi regulations aimed at improving safety and trust in the industry.
The governmentโs taxi reform has arrived at the parliament for consideration
The Finnish government has presented a proposal to the parliament to amend taxi regulations, aiming to improve driver qualifications and enhance monitoring.
The government will not grant collective protection to Ukrainian men aged 18-60
The Norwegian government has decided to tighten regulations on temporary collective protection for Ukrainian men aged 18-60, allowing only individual asylum applications instead.
The government tightens rules for Ukrainian men
The Norwegian government is tightening regulations for Ukrainian refugees, denying temporary collective protection to Ukrainian men aged 18 to 60.
Do Poles want to restrict access to the internet? They responded in a survey
A recent survey indicates that 77% of Poles support a proposed ban on social media access for children under 15, as the Education Minister emphasizes the need for stricter regulations.
Nigeria targets foreign investment with mining reforms โ FG
Nigeria's Federal Government is enhancing regulations in the mining sector to attract foreign investment and boost competitiveness.
The authorities consider changing regulations on artificial intelligence
Icelandic authorities are contemplating amendments to existing regulations concerning artificial intelligence.
Journal of Laws of February 25, 2026 (positions 212-216)
This article discusses recent regulations and announcements related to the Polish government, focusing on their implications for justice, health, and defense sectors.
Federal Government: What the new heating plan means for households
Germany's new heating plan aims to provide more freedom for homeowners while gradually shifting away from gas and oil heating systems to renewable energy alternatives.
Suddenly the rules have changed, now money can come into the accounts of 700,000 people at any time
The Indian government has announced a significant change in regulations, allowing for the return of funds to approximately 700,000 dormant Employeesโ Provident Fund accounts.
A 30% Tax Has Been Introduced. Changes Are Already in Effect
Poland has implemented a new 30% tax rate on banks, expected to significantly increase state budget revenues, with gradual reductions planned for future years.
Strict government on vehicle mileage! CAFE-3 proposal sent to PMO
The Indian government is intensifying regulations on vehicle mileage and carbon emissions by proposing the CAFE-3 (Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency) to the Prime Minister's Office for approval.
Faster Path to the Profession of Court Guardian
The Polish government has approved a draft law aimed at streamlining the recruitment process for court guardians and clarifying regulations within the judicial guardian service.
Electronic Entry Permit: Entry to Great Britain - Germans must also pay in the future
Beginning February 25, visitors from 85 countries, including Germany, will need to apply for an electronic entry permit (ETA) to enter the UK, with a fee of ยฃ16, under new regulations announced by the British government.
Santos City Hall revokes points of street vendors due to irregularities; learn more
The city government of Santos has revoked street vendors' licenses for legal violations following inspections.
Journal of Laws from February 24, 2026
The article discusses several decrees issued by various Polish ministries regarding healthcare and labor regulations.