More technology, new reporting obligations: The tax office is paying closer attention
The German tax office is enhancing its technology and reporting requirements, making it easier to detect tax discrepancies, particularly for those with additional income.
Rents: When They Are Tax-Free – What to Watch Out for in the Tax Declaration
Property owners in Greece need to be cautious in their tax declarations as specific reporting is required to qualify for tax-exempt status on rent income this year.
Learn how to increase the refund of Income Tax 2026
The article provides tips for Brazilian taxpayers on maximizing their Income Tax refunds for the 2026 filing season by utilizing deductions and ensuring accurate reporting.
The CEO spoke nonsense about his income - Here’s what happened
The CEO of 9 Lives Group, Markus Ulfstedt, was convicted of malpractice regarding his reported income and traffic safety hazards.
Sports School Operation Company Suspected of 68 Million Yen Tax Evasion, Tokyo National Tax Agency Files Charges
A sports school operation company, School Partner, and its president Yuji Hashino are facing charges of tax evasion amounting to 68 million yen, with allegations of falsely reporting fees and hiding income.
AD FEATURE: Income Tax reporting is changing - here’s what businesses need to do
UK businesses will soon face new income tax reporting requirements under the Making Tax Digital (MTD) scheme, starting in April 2026.
HMRC income tax change from April 2026 - what you need to know
A new income tax reporting system called Making Tax Digital will be implemented in the UK starting April 2026, requiring more frequent updates from taxpayers.
Important Deadline Approaching for ZUS on February 28
Certain groups receiving benefits from ZUS must report their income by the end of February to ensure proper payment verification.
Deadlines - Rates - Limits - March 2026
The article outlines important deadlines and obligations for taxpayers and payers in Poland regarding health insurance and income reporting for the year 2025.
Most say income does not keep up with rising prices, shows Quaest
A recent survey by Quaest indicates that a majority of Brazilians feel their income has not kept pace with the rising cost of living, with only a small percentage reporting improved financial conditions.
Online Submission Obligations for Financial Income by Financial Institutions to Reflect on Insurance Premiums for Those Aged 75 and Older
New regulations will mandate online reporting of financial income by financial institutions for individuals aged 75 and older, affecting their medical insurance premiums.
Billion Dividend in Kongsberg Group
Kongsberg Group is distributing 5 billion NOK in dividends to its owners after reporting a nearly 17 billion NOK net income last year.
PepsiCo to Lower Snack Prices. It Was Too Expensive for Consumers
PepsiCo announced better-than-expected fourth-quarter results, with plans to lower snack prices after reporting significant net income and revenue growth.
Data transparency in transfer pricing reaches a new level
The introduction of the National e-Invoice System and a new reporting structure for corporate income tax provides tax authorities with access to a significantly broader and more detailed set of financial data in digital form.
We pay higher taxes, have fewer children, but invest more
The article discusses recent trends in capital gains reporting among Poles, the decrease in child tax credit claimants, income source taxation differences, and changes in effective tax rates in recent years.
Estonian CIT: the amnesty project is stuck, and time is running out
The Estonian Corporate Income Tax (CIT) aimed to provide a stable, investment-friendly alternative for small to medium-sized companies, but many firms face disproportionate risks due to late or flawed submissions of mid-year financial reports.