More than $4.5m in fines issued for $7,000 in lost revenue since 50c fares introduced
Queenslanders have been fined over $4.5 million for fare evasion since the implementation of 50-cent fares, recovering only about $7,000 in lost revenue.
Real Estate: Countdown for the operation of the MIDA – What owners need to know
Greece's Independent Authority for Public Revenue is set to launch a digital platform that will consolidate property ownership records, requiring owners to verify and possibly correct their asset information by the end of March.
Transport: Transdev Doubles Its Net Profit and Increases Its Revenue in 2025
Transdev, a public transport operator, has doubled its net profit and increased its revenue by 4% in 2025, marking a successful year with significant developments in France and abroad.
Income Tax will have field for racial self-declaration
The Brazilian Federal Revenue has announced that the 2026 personal income tax declaration will include a field for racial self-declaration, a move aimed at collecting essential data on taxpayers' racial profiles.
Tax Returns: How to Avoid Mistakes, A Guide from AADE
Over 8 million taxpayers in Greece are urged to be cautious of pitfalls in their tax returns this year, according to guidance from the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE).
Despite Increased Transportation Revenue, Financial Support Rises?… 'Seoul City, No Plans for Bus Semi-Public System'
Reports indicate that while financial support for Seoul's semi-public bus system has increased, service quality has declined.
TCE-PA Event in Santarém Discusses Challenges in Education, Health, and Public Revenue
A conference in Santarém focused on the challenges faced by the state government of Pará in implementing public policies related to education, health, and public revenue.
Latvian Public Media has incurred significant losses in its first year of operation
Latvian Public Media finished its first year with substantial financial losses despite a revenue total of over 52 million euros.
Tax Declarations: The Platform Opens, What You Need to Consider
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue in Greece has opened the tax declaration platform, available until July 15, 2026, advising taxpayers to check specific codes to minimize their tax burden.
AADE: The tax statements for ENFIA 2026 have been posted – Deadlines, payment methods, and discounts
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) in Greece has announced the publication of ENFIA tax statements for 2026, detailing significant financial figures and available discounts.
Will Ecuador Benefit from the Rise in Global Oil Prices?
The article discusses the implications of rising global oil prices for Ecuador, emphasizing its dependence on oil exports for state revenue.
"This is a new medium that we are deploying": video advertising screens drive growth for JCDecaux
Despite a challenging economic context, JCDecaux reports nearly 4 billion euros in revenue, driven by digital advertising screens.
Taxes: revenue increased by 40 billion euros in 2025
France's tax revenue saw a significant increase of 40 billion euros in 2025, marking a reversal from previous years' declines.
The War in the Middle East Could Bring an Extra 406 Billion Pesos to Mexico Due to Rising Oil Prices
The ongoing war in the Middle East may lead to an additional 406 billion pesos in public revenue for Mexico from oil prices, as estimated by the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (IMCO).
AADE: 1.9 million businesses included in the new European Classification Codes
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue in Greece has automated the matching of existing Activity Codes for 1.9 million businesses according to new European classifications, issuing 9.5 million new codes.
HSL initiates layoff negotiations - up to 48 layoffs are threatened
Helsinki Regional Transport Authority (HSL) is starting significant negotiations that could affect up to 48 employees due to rising operational costs against limited revenue growth.
Increasing number of passengers boosts Metro Company’s revenue
The Metro Company in Copenhagen reported a revenue of nearly 2.7 billion kroner in 2025, marking a significant increase due to a rise in passenger numbers.
Maire, the Nextchem Stock Idea
Maire aims for 13 billion in revenue by 2035, focusing on substantial investments and acquisitions, particularly regarding the energy transition arm Nextchem, which may go public or invite new investors.
Deficit lower than planned, but the problem has not disappeared. What’s next for the state finances?
Poland's state budget deficit for 2025 was significantly lower than anticipated due to lower-than-expected revenue collection, raising concerns about future public finances.
Alexandra Villacís requests the Ministry of Labor and SRI to lift her work ban
Alexandra Villacís seeks to overturn a public employment ban imposed due to a debt, by requesting information and enabling her work status from the Ministry of Labor and the Internal Revenue Service.
ENFIA: The Last Mile Before the Bill is Issued - How Payment Will be Made, What Discounts Will Apply
The Greek Independent Authority for Public Revenue is currently processing the ENFIA tax for 2026, which will yield discounts for property owners in small localities.
Strike on Friday and Saturday: Public Transport Warning Strike: Retail Fears 40 Million Loss
The Bavarian Retail Association warns of significant revenue losses due to a planned warning strike in public transport affecting key retail days.
AADE: Tax Registry applications out of operation from March 1 to 10
The Independent Authority of Public Revenue in Greece announced a temporary halt of Tax Registry applications from March 1 to 10 due to a transition to new European classification standards.
Federal Police requests the arrest of tax analysts in Guarulhos, escalating the crisis between agencies
The Brazilian Federal Police has requested the arrest of three tax analysts from the Federal Revenue under suspicion of usurpation of public function, which has heightened the ongoing crisis between the two government agencies.
Expert: The next government faces a difficult task - billion-euro adjustments must be made as genuine savings
Professor Roope Uusitalo states that Finland's next government will face significant budgetary challenges requiring 8-11 billion euros in genuine savings or revenue increases.
'It is a consensus on the need to increase revenue' for public security, says Derrite after approval of the anti-cryptocurrency bill
Deputy Guilherme Derrite emphasized the need for Brazil to seek new funding avenues for public security following the approval of an anti-cryptocurrency bill, especially after an additional taxation on betting companies was removed.
More than 70 vacancies in SRI: merit and opposition competitions will be opened for those residing in these seven provinces
Ecuador's Internal Revenue Service (SRI) will open over 70 job vacancies for various positions within its administration, aimed at residents of seven provinces starting February 27.
Tax Lottery of AADE: The results of the January draw - How to see if you won
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue in Greece announced the results of its January tax lottery, awarding a total of €50,000 to one winner and various amounts to other taxpayers.
Mega Sena of the Billionaire Turn yielded almost R$ 500 million to public coffers in taxes
The Mega Sena lottery draw yielded almost R$ 500 million to the Brazilian federal government in taxes from its record-breaking 2025 payout.
Malawi: Lands Ministry Launches Major Land Ownership Audit to Tackle Disputes, Illegal Sales and Boost Public Revenue
The Malawi Ministry of Lands has initiated a comprehensive land ownership audit to address disputes, illegal sales, and improve public revenue.
Radars as a Business? Minister Talks about a 'Gray Zone', Municipalities Defend Themselves
A Czech minister discusses concerns over the use of radar technology as a revenue-generating business, while municipalities argue against this characterization.
VID investigator allegedly illegally acquired a 'Rolex' watch worth 7,000 euros and pawned it
A State Revenue Service investigator in Latvia is under investigation for allegedly illegally acquiring and pawning a Rolex watch worth 7,000 euros.
Digital "net" against "straw men" and "one-time" VAT numbers: The algorithm that exposes tax fraud
Greece's Independent Authority for Public Revenue is implementing a new detection algorithm to combat tax fraud involving companies that frequently change responsible parties and VAT numbers.
Jaccard: the new 'weapon' that finds fraud networks
The Greek Independent Authority for Public Revenue is employing the Jaccard similarity index to enhance its detection of fraudulent business networks following a significant crackdown on 380 ghost companies.
Tax Authority Inspections: Which Cases Will Take Priority in 2026
Greece's Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) outlines a new framework prioritizing certain tax cases in 2026, utilizing AI and automated systems to combat tax evasion and corruption.
The investigation into the data leak at the Federal Revenue - The Subject #1663
The article discusses an investigation into data leaks at Brazil's Federal Revenue involving several public servants.
Revenue Service Employee in SP Coast Targeted by Federal Police for Leaking Data of STF Ministers
Public servant Ruth Machado dos Santos is under investigation by Brazil's Federal Police for allegedly leaking confidential data concerning ministers of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) and their families.
AADE: With one click, it will open the deposits
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) in Greece has introduced a new system that simplifies the process of lifting bank secrecy, expanding the scope of individuals subject to scrutiny for money laundering.
Suspects of leaking sensitive data from the STF avoid commenting on the investigation
Four employees of the Federal Revenue suspected of illegally accessing and leaking sensitive data of Supreme Federal Court ministers have chosen not to comment on the investigation.
Auditor confirmed accessing data of relative of Gilmar Mendes, says Unafisco president
An auditor from Brazil's Federal Revenue accessed data related to a relative of Supreme Court Justice Gilmar Mendes, leading to an investigation of public employees for alleged data leaks.
Lebanon: Widespread Protests Against Tax Increases and Fuel Prices
Widespread protests erupted across Lebanon in response to increased taxes and fuel prices, as the government seeks to secure revenue for public sector salary increases.
Unified Aid Application 2025: Posting of Monitoring Results, Submission of Photos with Geolocation
The results of the Monitoring Area System for agricultural land eligibility for the Unified Aid Application 2025 have been posted, requiring eligible producers to provide geolocation photos if their land's eligibility is not confirmed.
PF investigates leak of data from STF ministers; operation targets Federal Revenue employees
The Federal Police of Brazil has launched an operation against public servants for allegedly leaking confidential data of Supreme Court ministers and their relatives.
VID assesses discrepancies in the spending of the animal assistance fund "Sofi"; the organization could lose its public benefit status
The Latvian Revenue Service is reviewing the fund 'Sofi' for possible discrepancies in financial allocations and could revoke its public benefit status.
Federal Police conducts searches to investigate data leaks from ministers of the Supreme Court and relatives
The Brazilian Federal Police executed search warrants to investigate unauthorized data leaks from the Federal Revenue Service involving Supreme Court ministers and their family members.
ENFIA: When will the assessments come out, when do we pay the first installment
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue in Greece is preparing to post the tax assessments for property owners in March, with the first installment due by the end of the month.
What the AADE will monitor in cryptocurrency transactions
The Greek Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) will closely monitor cryptocurrency transactions by Greek taxpayers, both domestically and internationally, as part of a new framework for automatic information exchange.
Independent Authority for Public Revenue: E9 services unavailable on February 19
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue in Greece announced that their E9 property declaration application will be temporarily unavailable on February 19 due to ongoing tax clearance work.
AADE: The Superweapon DEOS is Coming – Who Will Be Targeted
Greece's Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) is set to launch a new service named DEOS, focused on combating various financial crimes.
How the real-time sending of receipts to the AADE will happen
Greece's Independent Authority for Public Revenue will implement a new e-send system by the end of 2026 to enable real-time transmission of transaction data from cash registers.