With the start of income declaration, news from VMI: announces what overpayments can be refunded
Lithuanian residents must declare their income by May 4, 2026, with various specific criteria for who is required to do so.
On the first day, one-fifth of income declarations submitted
On the first day of income declaration submissions in Latvia, the electronic filing system experienced minor slowdowns, but overall performance was stable.
Expert seeks waiver to boost voluntary tax compliance
An economist has proposed a temporary waiver of late tax penalties in Nigeria to encourage companies to fulfill their tax obligations.
Binding orders without leniency - TP risks in light of the recommendations of the Transfer Pricing Forum
The article discusses the binding orders in the context of transfer pricing regulations and the potential risks associated with them as outlined by the Transfer Pricing Forum.
ARBA announced new deadlines to pay the Real Estate tax
The Buenos Aires Revenue Agency (ARBA) has extended the payment deadline for the first installment and annual payment of the urban property tax.
Withholding Tax in 2026 - What You Need to Remember
The article discusses key considerations regarding withholding tax for entities involved in foreign payments, particularly reflecting on changes introduced in 2025.
Inspection by Sefa seizes 7,000 bags of cement without an invoice in Santarém
A fiscal operation in Santarém led to the seizure of 7,000 bags of cement valued at R$ 287,700 due to lack of proper documentation.
Lights and Shadows of the Tax Innocence Law
The Argentine Congress passed the Tax Innocence Law, significantly altering the thresholds for tax offenses and introducing a simplified self-declaration regime for high-income individuals.
Family Foundation and the Limits of Permissible Optimization: New Emphases in the Practice of Protective Opinions of the Head of the KAS
The article discusses the role of family foundations in Poland and how they interact with regulatory frameworks regarding optimization strategies.
Advises not to submit declarations to the VMI yet: said when it would be smartest to do so
Officials advise residents not to submit their income declarations to the State Tax Inspectorate (VMI) yet due to incomplete data submissions by many parties.
Engine: Authorities struck Finnish car dealership chain – Employees' phones confiscated
Finnish authorities have launched an investigation into several companies involved in importing used cars, leading to the confiscation of employees' phones from a car dealership chain.
The Constitutional Council validates the 2026 budget
The French Constitutional Council has validated the 2026 budget, confirming its compliance with constitutional norms despite some interpretative reservations.
EET may once again end up in court, oversight must have its limits
Czech legislation regarding EET (Electronic Registration of Sales) may face legal challenges once more due to concerns over regulatory oversight.
EET is returning, it will also be available for card payments
The Electronic Evidence of Sales (EET) system in Czechia is set to return, allowing for payments made by card in addition to other payment methods.
eTranzact supports phased rollout of NRS e-invoicing
eTranzact has expressed its support for the Nigeria Revenue Service's phased implementation of electronic invoicing to enhance tax administration and digital compliance in Nigeria.
NRS begins phased rollout of e-invoicing for businesses
The Nigeria Revenue Service has started the phased implementation of an electronic invoicing system to enhance tax administration and compliance among businesses.
How Polish taxpayers are coping with Pillar2
The article discusses how Polish taxpayers are navigating the implications of the Pillar2 tax framework.
The Law of Tax Innocence: A Legal Bolt Contributing to Economic Growth
The Tax Innocence Law in Argentina has sparked discussions around its practical implications and potential economic benefits, likened to a permanent whitewashing measure.
Load with more than 20,000 bottles of hot beverages seized
More than 20,000 bottles of hot beverages were seized in Penaforte, Brazil, due to lack of proper tax documentation.
Income declaration, the sports bonus included in the pre-filled tax return: the novelty in the 730
The Italian Revenue Agency is expanding its pre-filled tax return model to include a sports bonus to promote compliance and ease the filing process for taxpayers.
Ikeja Electric demands tax identification details from customers
Ikeja Electric Plc has announced that starting January 1, 2026, all electricity bills must include valid identification details in line with the Nigeria Tax Act (2025) to be considered valid.
São Paulo charges R$ 120 million in ICMS after changes in tax regime
The state of São Paulo is set to collect R$ 120 million in ICMS from more than 13,000 establishments following a change in the tax regime affecting various product categories.
Estonia threatened with punishment for delaying tax information collection on cryptocurrency transactions
The European Commission has issued a violation notice to Estonia and several other EU member states demanding transparency and automatic information exchange related to tax on cryptocurrency assets, warning of legal action if improvements are not made within two months.
Fines of up to 20,000 euros for POS and IRIS – Who is at risk
The Greek tax authority is conducting extensive checks on businesses that have not connected their POS systems to cash registers and the IRIS payment system, imposing fines for non-compliance.
Dollars from the Mattress: Questions and Answers about the Regulation of the Tax Innocence Law
The Argentine government has implemented regulations for the Tax Innocence Law, allowing individuals to simplify their income tax declarations in exchange for certain compliance benefits.
Invoice issued outside KSeF – what about the right to deduct VAT
The article discusses the implications of issuing an invoice outside the KSeF system and its impact on VAT deduction rights.
JPK CIT - conclusions after the first stage of implementation
The article discusses the conclusions drawn from the initial phase of the JPK CIT implementation in Poland.
As China intensifies offshore tax hunt, exporters struggle with compliance
Chinese exporters are facing significant challenges as the government intensifies its crackdown on undeclared overseas income.
SAT trains vulnerable sectors to prevent money laundering
The Tax Administration Service (SAT) is conducting virtual and in-person meetings with obligated subjects involved in 'vulnerable activities' to train them on compliance with the Federal Law for the Prevention and Identification of Operations with Illicitly Acquired Resources, starting from June 2025.
Acea admitted to the collaborative compliance regime by the Revenue Agency
At the end of 2025, Acea S.p.A. and its 19 controlled companies were admitted to the cooperative compliance regime by the Revenue Agency, which promotes transparent cooperation between tax authorities and taxpayers for businesses with structured tax risk management systems.
Tax Audit - How to Prepare for It
The article discusses how to effectively prepare for a tax audit, highlighting its role in verifying taxpayers' compliance with their obligations.