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Food-producing companies in Argentina have supported a government initiative to report municipal tax rates while calling for comprehensive tax reform to alleviate high fiscal pressure.

UK drivers will face an increase in Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) rates starting in April 2026, with hikes ranging from £200 to £5,690 depending on the vehicle.

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Starting from March 1st, the excise tax rates for various alcoholic beverages in Latvia will be raised significantly.

Ecuador's Internal Revenue Service has set new withholding tax rates starting March 1, 2026, impacting various income sources.

ARBA has introduced a new system aimed at preventing taxpayers from accumulating credits in the Gross Income tax, which adjusts tax rates based on each taxpayer's fiscal profile.

Catalonia's parliament has approved a bill that will double the tourist tax rates in Barcelona starting April 1, 2026, with significant increases planned for other areas as well.

A pub owner on BBC Question Time expressed concern over the future of his son in the hospitality industry, citing an impending tax rise as a potential threat.

The flow of goods from Colombia to Ecuador via the Rumichaca bridge has decreased by 80% due to new tariffs and security rates.

The article outlines important deadlines and obligations for taxpayers and payers in Poland regarding health insurance and income reporting for the year 2025.

Marcelo Ebrard, Mexico's Secretary of Economy, claims that the new 10% global tariff announced by Trump will reduce Mexico's export tariffs, improving the country's trade position compared to previous rates.

Proposed changes to the minimum guarantee sum for tax advisors' liability insurance could significantly impact clients, with new rates anticipated after over two decades.

A heated exchange took place between Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni and Deputy Mayra Mendoza regarding municipal tax rates, igniting accusations about inflation and fiscal responsibilities between the national and provincial governments.

Approximately 120,000 urban properties in Teresina will be exempt from the Urban Property and Land Tax (IPTU) starting in 2026, with another 41,000 seeing reductions in tax rates.

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Brazil continues to face high production and investment costs due to multiple intertwined risks, despite a recent focus on lowering interest rates as a solution.

A Brazilian study suggests that a proposed tax on ultraprocessed foods could significantly reduce obesity rates and prevent chronic diseases.

The UK government has reported a record budget surplus for January 2026, with a surplus of £30.4 billion attributed to increased tax revenue and lower interest rates.

The São Paulo Court of Justice upheld a law increasing municipal tax rates, despite a request for suspension from the Public Prosecutor's Office.

The São Paulo State Prosecutor's Office warns that the new Tax Code in Piracicaba could impose excessively high tax burdens, particularly with increased IPTU rates, adversely affecting taxpayers.

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Ecuador has imposed a 30% tax on goods entering from Colombia due to security reasons, which has prompted Colombia to retaliate with tariffs of equal measure on a designated list of Ecuadorian products.

CDU Secretary General Carsten Linnemann calls for a significant reduction in income tax rates in Germany, suggesting that the highest tax rate should only apply to incomes starting from 80,000 euros.

Australians using tax refunds to purchase consumer goods has influenced rising inflation and interest rates, prompting actions by the Reserve Bank.

This article discusses the varying income tax rates across Europe, specifically highlighting the differences between Northern and Eastern Europe.

The Pindamonhangaba City Council approved a law that reduces waste tax rates in the city during an extraordinary session.

The article discusses concerns over proposed reduced VAT rates on beverages in Poland and whether such measures constitute prohibited state aid favoring specific businesses.

President Alar Karis has approved three laws aimed at standardizing gambling tax rates, improving railway safety assessment mechanisms, and establishing a special tribunal for aggression crimes committed against Ukraine.

Brazil's Congress has approved a proposal to reduce tax rates for certain industries, raising concerns about fiscal responsibility amidst electoral maneuvering.

The Campo Grande City Council upheld Mayor Adriane Lopes' veto against a project intended to prevent an increase in the waste collection fee, which directly affects property tax rates.

Seven councils in England have received approval to raise council tax rates beyond the usual limit of 5%.

Rural producers and opposition councilors in the Buenos Aires district of Chacabuco are seeking legal action to reverse the significant increase in road tax rates, which have reportedly gone up by as much as 170%.

The Brazilian Chamber of Deputies has approved an expedited process for a project that temporarily reduces PIS/Pasep and Cofins rates for the chemical and petrochemical industry, primarily benefiting Braskem.

Homeowners in Denmark face additional tax penalties due to delayed property valuations, with some now incurring unjust interest charges, acknowledged by the minister as unreasonable.

This article discusses the deadlines, indicators, and rates related to tax matters in Poland from February 9 to February 15, 2026.

This article discusses various tax deadlines, indicators, and rates for the period of February 9-15, 2026.

Discussions of a supplementary budget in South Korea are intensifying following President Lee Jae-myung's remarks, prompting a increase in government bond rates amid expectations of higher bond issuance due to the budget.

Reducing tax breaks for property investors may not significantly lower house prices, but it could positively impact home ownership rates in the long run.

The National Congress is set to define the rates of the Selective Tax for products like cigarettes and alcoholic beverages by 2027, reigniting discussions on the link between high taxes and the growth of illegal markets.

The Public Defender's Office of Rio Grande do Norte is investigating changes in public lighting tax and ICMS that have led to increased energy bills for consumers with solar energy generation systems.

The Central Bank Governor expressed that the timing of tax increases at the turn of the year was unfortunate, while interest rates were maintained unchanged due to a surge in inflation.

A recent survey reveals significant disparities in garbage collection tax (Tari) rates across various Italian regions, leading to dissatisfaction among families regarding the correlation between the taxes paid and the services received.

This article explains how residents of Buenos Aires Province and the City can access discounts and benefits on municipal tax payments through various payment modalities.

Despite increased tax revenues exceeding 20 billion euros, there is disappointment regarding the effectiveness of tax collection measures in the previous year.

Despite a reported increase in tax revenues exceeding 20 billion euros, concerns remain regarding the efficiency and effectiveness of tax collection in the previous year.

The recent sanctioning of Complementary Law No. 224 shifts the focus from fiscal adjustment towards the presumed profit regime, avoiding direct debate on income tax rates and their progressivity, significantly impacting a specific segment of the productive sector.

The price of electricity on the market today exceeds yesterday's rates, with an average tax-included cost of over 48 cents per kilowatt-hour, predicted to rise even higher in the afternoon due to low wind energy production and ongoing cold weather.

Finnish Finance Minister Riikka Purra stated that there is little room for tax increases in Finland due to high overall tax rates and sluggish economic growth, emphasizing the need for a long-term fiscal adjustment program that should have started by 2011.

Iceland's Finance Minister Daði Már Kristófersson expresses disappointment over the slow progress in reducing inflation and interest rates, which are currently at 5.2 percent, exceeding forecasts and leading to public criticism of certain tax increases.

The decrease in the interest rate of the Livret A starting February 1, 2026, will lead to lower returns on several tax-exempt savings products such as the Sustainable and Solidarity Development Booklet (LDDS), the youth booklet, and the Housing Savings Account (CEL).