The government will probably not reduce taxes for companies. Instead, it plans accelerated depreciation
The Czech government is contemplating a plan for accelerated depreciation rather than tax cuts for businesses.
Survey: businesses give their efficiency a 7 out of 10 and see biggest potential in infrastructure
A recent survey reveals that businesses in Lithuania rate their operational efficiency at 7 out of 10, with infrastructure improvements cited as key to enhancing this efficiency.
Research: businesses cite 7 areas of inefficiency, mainly see opportunities in infrastructure improvement
A recent study reveals that Lithuanian companies identify their sales and cost management as the least effective areas, while emphasizing the importance of infrastructural improvements.
Concerns about 'irreparable damage' to companies due to the Fair Trade Commission's report disclosure policy
The Fair Trade Commission in South Korea is formalizing a policy to disclose interim investigation reports, raising concerns from businesses about potential risks and damages.
Fire in fuels and the economy - The government does not touch the excise tax
Fuel prices in Greece are spiking, driven by the ongoing Middle Eastern conflict and the surge in crude oil prices, prompting concerns for businesses and potential government interventions.
Zimbabwe's Ban On Raw Minerals Exports Puts Chinese Firms Under Pressure
The Chinese government has advised its nationals and businesses in Zimbabwe to be cautious following a new ban on exporting raw minerals and lithium concentrates.
The Country Should Think of Artisans
The current global chaos significantly impacts small businesses, particularly artisans, who are crucial to the Italian economy.
Rough Road to Transparency and Equal Pay
The article discusses the preparations of Polish businesses for the EU directive on pay transparency and equality, highlighting major challenges ahead of its implementation.
“Export goods tied to the sea, stopped payments”… Government's 8 billion emergency 'transfusion' amid logistics crisis
A Korean company exporting industrial plastic materials to the Middle East faces severe liquidity issues due to halted shipments related to the US-Iran conflict, prompting the government to allocate emergency funds to assist affected businesses.
Schools, businesses reopen in far north Qld as ex-Cyclone Narelle moves towards WA
Residents of Far North Queensland are reopening businesses and returning to school as the aftermath of ex-Tropical Cyclone Narelle continues to be addressed.
Member of Parliament opens up about payment difficulties of her businesses: "Sometimes there are more difficult times"
Noora Fagerström, a member of the Finnish Parliament, shares her struggles with payment difficulties in her businesses on Instagram, reflecting on the challenges of entrepreneurship.
UK city centre locked down and bars 'closed' as police seal off area
A serious traffic incident in Nottingham city centre led to the arrest of a driver and the closure of businesses in the area as police investigate.
Expert explains how to detect voices and faces that do not belong to a real person
The article discusses the rising problem of voice and face fraud, emphasizing the risks businesses face if they do not recognize such scams early.
In Slovenia, the government has introduced limits on refueling at gas stations due to fuel shortages
The Slovenian government has implemented temporary refueling limits at gas stations in response to fuel shortages, allowing 50 liters per day for private vehicles and 200 liters for businesses and priority users.
Startup, an entrepreneur can open online in 48 hours, with an expense of 100 euros
A new regulatory proposal allows entrepreneurs in Europe to set up online businesses in just 48 hours for a fee of 100 euros, although opinions on its effectiveness vary.
Measured in installments by the government: The first package, plan B, and the wait for the European toolbox
The Greek government plans to gradually introduce a package of measures to support households and businesses amid challenging circumstances, with a contingency plan ready if the conflict in the Middle East continues.
Intervene in Nigeria’s worsening power crisis, ex-lawmaker urges Tinubu
Former lawmaker Olatunbosun Oyintiloye calls on President Tinubu to address Nigeria’s escalating power crisis affecting households and businesses.
Expansion of the fitness market transforms city into a hub for manufacturing gym equipment
São José do Rio Preto in Brazil is emerging as a key manufacturing hub for gym equipment, driven by a significant increase in fitness-related businesses and a growing market demands.
Postnord Closes Offices: "A Bolt from the Blue"
Postnord is closing its offices in Åsele, Dorotea, and Sorsele, which has significant repercussions for local businesses and employees.
WSJ: In America, the Number of Spas and Gyms Exceeded Retail Stores
In the U.S., the number of spas and gyms has surpassed retail stores for the first time in history, indicating a shift towards service-oriented businesses.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis: Europe must be ready in case of an attack on its territory
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis urges Europe to be prepared for potential territorial attacks and to implement measures to support households and businesses amid an energy crisis.
The tax that no one can bear anymore: six out of ten companies say it increases prices and stifles investment
A recent survey reveals that a significant majority of businesses in Argentina view the Gross Income Tax as a major impediment to pricing, economic growth, and investment plans.
Fire, damage reported in Kyiv Oblast following Russian drone attack
A Russian drone attack on Kyiv Oblast caused damage to homes and businesses in Brovary, but no casualties have been reported.
Minister claimed thousands of pounds on expenses for promotional videos
Labour minister Al Carns claimed around £3,000 in expenses for promotional videos, including a video of him doing pull-ups at a fire station.
Commercial Courts: Judges Must Think Like Businesspeople
Commercial courts in Germany are catering to international businesses by expediting complex economic procedures, including proceedings in English.
Want to start your business? Free entrepreneurship course receives registrations in Marabá, PA
Residents of Marabá, Brazil, can still enroll in free entrepreneurship courses aimed at transforming ideas into real businesses.
British gas company and 5 major businesses plummet into administration
A significant number of UK businesses, including notable brands, have entered administration, reflecting ongoing economic distress.
Protests by the Teaching Staff in Guerrero: CETEG Teachers Block Banks and Businesses in Chilpancingo
Members of the CETEG intensified protests in Guerrero by blocking bank access and commercial establishments in Chilpancingo during their national strike.
How to have a healthcare business in the USA? Check out the step-by-step guide
The article discusses how Brazilian healthcare professionals can establish businesses in the United States, addressing key challenges and licensing requirements.
Monks and developers will not build a hotel in Krakow's Kazimierz after all? The council made a decision
A city council decision has halted plans for a luxury hotel in Kazimierz, Krakow, that would displace local residents and businesses.
Charão Tributário's Presence at AMASE Big Show Reinforces Local Importance
Charão Tributário showcased its expertise at the AMASE Big Show, addressing the pressing impact of tax reform on businesses in Brazil's Northern region.
Merchants in Mexico City are 'fed up' with the CNTE: Demand to stop marches due to business impact
Merchant groups in Mexico City are demanding an end to protests by the CNTE, which they claim significantly hurt local businesses.
Works in Lyon: 'If this continues, my business is guaranteed to die,' says a shoemaker
A shoemaker in Lyon expresses despair over ongoing construction that is threatening local businesses.
The municipality was shocked when Metsähallitus suddenly closed a popular hiking area – entrepreneur: 'I feel like saying ugly words'
Metsähallitus' abrupt decision to close the hiking routes in Siikaneva came as a major surprise to local businesses and the municipality of Ruovesi.
Licenses are no longer required to operate health care services, tattoo parlors, and more
The Icelandic Minister of Environment, Energy and Climate, Jóhann Páll Jóhannsson, has eliminated the licensing requirement for sixteen categories of businesses, including healthcare services and tattoo parlors, replacing it with a registration requirement.
Fish and chip shop owners warn that weight loss jabs are having a real impact on businesses
Fish and chip shop owners in the UK are adjusting their portion sizes due to declining sales attributed to weight loss injections affecting customer appetites.
Heraklion: Fire in a container of a company in Malades
A fire broke out in a container at a business location in Malades, Heraklion, Crete, but there was no threat to nearby businesses.
SindusconPR boosts construction development in Paraná
SindusconPR, a major construction industry union in Paraná, is dedicated to enhancing competitiveness and sustainability in the sector while fostering dialogue among businesses, government, and society.
From New Town to Grigiškės: What Makes Each Vilnius District Special?
A study of Vilnius districts aims to help the city government, communities, and businesses to better plan for the future by understanding the unique characteristics and needs of each area.
PTAC Discovers Widespread Price Inconsistencies in Stores, Several Companies Penalized
Latvia's Consumer Rights Protection Center (PTAC) found that 60% of prices in stores were incorrectly labeled, leading to penalties for three businesses totaling 1,000 euros.
Fuel, the excise cut has come into effect. Controls at the pump. Alarm over gas from Qatar
The Italian government has implemented a decree to cut fuel excise taxes in response to rising costs for families and businesses.
Apprenticeship - Learning Professional Skills at the Workplace
Apprenticeship programs in Lithuania are designed to integrate students into the labor market by providing practical training in real work environments, with a focus on addressing the needs of local businesses.
Banxico plans to reduce cash and promote digital payments in businesses
The Bank of Mexico is proposing reforms to enhance electronic transfers, making them more intuitive and accessible for mobile users.
Germany's 108 billion euro defense budget opens markets for Finnish companies
Germany's significant defense budget presents opportunities for Finnish businesses in the defense industry.
Mexico requires greater productive credit: SHCP
Mexican Finance Secretary Edgar Amador highlights the necessity for increased productive credit to stimulate economic growth, particularly for micro, small, and medium enterprises.
Notification on March 21
The article highlights several recent developments in South Korea, including employment issues related to small businesses, new color standards for public facilities, and a notable academic recognition for a professor.
Stay Home, Don't Move - The Energy Agency Urges Quick Fuel Savings
The International Energy Agency has issued urgent recommendations to individuals, businesses, and governments to swiftly reduce fuel consumption in response to rising fuel prices driven by conflicts in the Middle East.
Puerto Vallarta seeks to recover after violence following the death of 'El Mencho'
Puerto Vallarta is experiencing a decrease in tourist activity following the violent events surrounding the death of drug lord 'El Mencho', but the town is working towards recovery as businesses resume.
President Yoon: 'Abuse' of SMEs is undermining innovation
President Yoon Suk-yeol expressed concerns that the exploitation of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) by large corporations hinders innovation and competitiveness.
Drive Slower, Don't Get on Planes: IEA Advises on Managing the Energy Crisis
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has recommended various measures to governments, businesses, and households to cope with the energy crisis triggered by the conflict in the Middle East.