OVERVIEW: What are the news in the tax return for the year 2025
The article discusses updates and changes in tax returns for the year 2025 in Czechia.
President Yoon targets non-resident homeowners, foreseeing stricter tax and financial regulations
President Yoon Jae-myung expressed intentions to create conditions favoring sales over retention for investors and speculators owning one home for non-residential purposes.
Tax on small packages, price of cigarette packs, closure of PEL... What changes on March 1, 2026
New financial measures and regulatory changes will come into effect in France on March 1, 2026, impacting consumers with a new tax on small packages and changes in cigarette pricing.
Changes in the OC of tax advisors will also affect clients? New rates after more than 20 years
Proposed changes to the minimum guarantee sum for tax advisors' liability insurance could significantly impact clients, with new rates anticipated after over two decades.
São Paulo Agency Defines Return of R$ 2 Billion for Gas Bills
The São Paulo Regulatory Agency (Arsesp) announced the return of approximately R$ 2 billion to consumers in São Paulo through reduced gas bills, stemming from judicial tax credits obtained by gas distribution companies.
‘Dividend Special Case’ Companies Must Announce Plans to Enhance Corporate Value After Dividend Resolutions
Companies benefiting from special tax treatment for dividend income must publicly announce their plans to enhance corporate value within a specific timeframe following their annual shareholder meetings.
Federal Revenue excludes non-profit associations from fiscal benefit cuts
The Brazilian Federal Revenue has issued a regulation exempting non-profit associations from the linear reduction of fiscal benefits outlined in the Complementary Law No. 224.
Günther's New Approach: Sugar is not an Enemy of Democracy
The article discusses the CDU's (Christian Democratic Union) stance on the proposed tax on sugar, emphasizing a focus on freedom and personal responsibility over regulation.
The Disappearance of Old Cars from Circulation Has Changed
The regulation changes regarding vehicle taxes and registration fees have altered the way older cars are removed from circulation in Estonia.
Lagos enforces 5% tax on gaming winnings
The Lagos State Government has implemented a 5% tax on gambling winnings from licensed operators, effective immediately.
Dollars from the Mattress: The Government Opens the Door to Brokerage Firms and Crypto Platforms
The Argentine government has authorized brokerage firms and crypto asset service providers to accept previously informal dollars, stocks, bonds, and tokens under a simplified tax regime.
Homeowners received illegal extra tax of 100,000, but no tax employees were puzzled
Homeowners in Gentofte were mistakenly charged nearly 200,000 in extra property tax despite longstanding ownership and no changes to their properties.
Banks, credit card companies, insurers, and prepaid medical services must start issuing electronic invoices
A new regulation mandates banks, credit card issuers, insurers, prepaid medical services, and schools in Argentina to begin issuing electronic invoices from July 2026.
SRS: Submitting the income declaration may not lead to overpayment of personal income tax for some residents
The Latvian State Revenue Service has stated that some residents may not see an overpayment of personal income tax when filing their income declarations due to changes in tax regulation rather than errors in their declarations or the electronic filing system.
Another carrot to get dollars out of the mattress: the interest generated will not pay taxes
A new regulation in Argentina exempts interest on foreign currency deposits from income tax, encouraging citizens to formalize their dollar holdings.
Record Number of New Companies Registered in Lithuania in January
Lithuania experienced a record number of new company registrations in January, showing a 45% increase compared to the previous year, influenced by new tax regulations and growing entrepreneurship.
The Riigikogu passed a law on taxing remote gambling again
The Riigikogu has approved changes to the gambling tax law to rectify issues in the regulation of remote gambling.
Same car, even bigger car tax - how did this happen?
An Estonian reader reports an unusual case where they are required to pay a significantly higher car tax this year for the same vehicle compared to last year.
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.
Publication of the Regulation of the Tax Innocence Law; Javier Milei does not travel to the U.S. tomorrow.
The Argentine government has published regulations for the Tax Innocence Law, significantly impacting the relationship between the state and taxpayers, while President Javier Milei cancels a planned trip to the U.S.
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.
Foreigners wishing to purchase real estate must report residency status and overseas funding details
The South Korean government has amended the 'Real Estate Transaction Reporting Law' to require foreigners to report their residency status and funding sources when purchasing domestic real estate, effective February 10.
Are hybrid cars losing their green plates? These models lose benefits in verification and ownership tax
Hybrid vehicles in Mexico City will face new verification and tax policies that reduce their green plate benefits starting in 2026.
More than 40 large companies submit sensitive information about their tax activities to the Treasury
The Tax Agency has released the list of companies that submitted their tax transparency reports last year, marking the highest number recorded to date.
Everything You Need to Know About the New Mileage Tax
Car owners must consider the new mileage tax effective January 1, 2026, which requires all vehicle owners to report mileage annually or biannually depending on the vehicle type.
EU's new carbon border tax goes into force
The European Union's new carbon border tax, aimed at regulating industrial imports based on their carbon emissions, officially took effect on January 1st after a two-year transition period.
The Government gives SMEs a month to revoke their decision to share their invoices with the Treasury
The government has granted small and medium enterprises a month to reconsider their decision to share invoices with the Treasury following a postponement of the obligation to report such information.
Livret A, LDDS, PEA... Automatic anti-duplicate controls postponed to 2027
The implementation of automatic interbank controls to check for multiple tax-exempt savings accounts has been postponed to 2027 due to complex technical development requirements, according to the government.