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One million UK taxpayers face penalties from HMRC if they do not complete their self-assessment tax returns by March 3.

The article provides guidance on how to check tax returns for the upcoming tax season in Sweden.

The German coalition is seeking to simplify tax law without major reforms, promising less bureaucracy and more automation to assist pensioners with their tax returns.

The article discusses updates and changes in tax returns for the year 2025 in Czechia.

Married taxpayers in Greece have until March 2 to apply for separate tax declarations through the AADE electronic platform.

Self-employed individuals and farmers in Finland will receive their pre-filled tax returns this week, with the first batch available for review as early as Thursday.

Finnish tax authorities remind that the first pre-filled tax returns will be sent out tomorrow to self-employed individuals, farmers, and their spouses.

Canada's tax season has begun, urging filers to start preparing early to maximize refunds and navigate important deadlines.

The article explains how individuals can benefit from the IKZE tax deduction and recover money through lower taxes when filing their annual tax returns.

Employers have until the 27th of this month to submit salary certifications for the annual tax return process in Greece.

The article discusses the benefits and conditions for married couples to file joint tax returns in Poland.

The Icelandic Supreme Court has ruled against the release of Donald Trump's tax returns.

Thousands of young people in Greece who turn 18 will need to file income tax returns in 2025 if they have received any income.

Over 700,000 individuals in Ecuador need to file their income tax returns for the 2025 fiscal year by March.

The article outlines five crucial mistakes that taxpayers should avoid when filing their e-PIT tax returns in Poland.

The Spanish government has approved a new deduction for workers earning the Minimum Interprofessional Wage (SMI), which will require almost three million workers to file tax returns to take advantage of the benefit.

Finnish taxpayers will soon see changes in how rental income from fields and forests is reported in tax returns.

The article discusses the deadlines and methods for submitting income tax returns for the year 2025 in Poland and how these affect the speed of tax refunds.

The Estonian Tax Board has begun to focus on platform income in the income tax declarations, allowing citizens to declare last year's earnings starting today.

Taxpayers in Greece are urged to be cautious with their tax returns as the electronic platform for submission opens on March 16 for the 2025 income tax returns.

The Ecuadorian tax authority, SRI, has alerted citizens about pending income tax declarations via email.

The article discusses the upcoming deadlines for tax return submission in Greece, highlighting the importance of reviewing pre-filled forms to avoid costly errors.

The online portal for submitting this year's tax returns will open on March 16, 2026, and taxpayers must carefully check their E1 form codes if they opt for automated submission.

Greek taxpayers with uncollected rents must act promptly to prevent incurring taxes as filing for tax returns begins.

A recent article discusses the increasing trend of Polish taxpayers using chatbots for tax filing assistance, alongside their concerns over the automation of tax processes.

The Norwegian Tax Administration is increasing its scrutiny of tax returns that feature changed deductions to ensure accuracy, following a notable rise in such changes among taxpayers.

In 2025, over 110,000 tax returns were completed through the NYC Free Tax Prep service led by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, aimed at assisting Spanish-speaking citizens with their tax filings.

This year, thousands of young individuals who turned 18 and earned income in 2025 are required to file tax returns unless they meet specific exemption criteria.

The parental pension, initially established by Milan Krajniak, is not entirely abolished but significantly altered, allowing children to help their parents with pension contributions starting in 2024 if they inform the tax office.

The article outlines the process for securing a 4% tax discount and highlights common mistakes that can result in higher taxes for taxpayers in 2026.

The Income Tax campaign for 2026 will run from April 8 to June 30, during which taxpayers can submit their corresponding tax returns using the Agencia Tributaria's secure online platform.

The podcast discusses Spanish areas known for luxury and high costs, like Marbella and Benidorm, where over 40% of residents do not file tax returns, exploring potential reasons behind this phenomenon.

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).

Officials are visiting cities that lack financial offices to assist residents in completing their tax returns.

Workers will assist with tax returns in areas where tax offices have ceased operations.

Increasingly, property owners are declaring unpaid rents, and those wishing to avoid taxation on these should follow specific procedures before filing their tax returns.

HM Revenue and Customs is warning individuals about a looming January deadline for tax returns, where failure to comply could result in a £100 penalty.

The tax authorities are allowing couples to file separate tax returns again this year, enabling them to maintain individual financial privacy, but this option comes with warnings and complexities.

A special platform has been launched by the AADE for couples wishing to submit separate tax returns, with options to notify or retract this choice available until February 28.

The tax authority is targeting Airbnb income, conducting electronic checks on short-term rental income reported by taxpayers for this year's tax returns.

HMRC has clarified that pensioners do not need to report the 2025 Winter Fuel Payments on their 2024-25 tax returns, as these payments will be accounted for in 2026.

HMRC has warned that individuals with certain types of income must submit their Self Assessment tax returns by January 31 or face a £100 penalty, with further fines possible for late submissions.

Millions of self-employed taxpayers face a looming deadline for self-assessment tax returns by January 31, 2026, with a potential £100 penalty for late filing.

This year, significant changes to taxation will affect thousands of freelancers in Greece, with around 400,000 facing inflated tax returns, while others may see reduced or zero tax burdens based on their location or status as new mothers.

The left is seeking an additional 10 billion euros in revenue largely through tax increases as the budget returns to the National Assembly this week.

The Spanish Tax Agency is required to pay interest on tax returns owed to 388,207 taxpayers as of the start of 2026, amidst a backdrop of fiscal policy pushing low-income earners to declare their income tax.

The Basque Country has changed the taxation of pension contributions to classify returns as savings income rather than labor income, creating a discrepancy with other Spanish regions.

HMRC warns nearly 5.7 million people to prepare for £900 fines starting from January 31, 2026, if they do not file their tax returns correctly.

Taxpayers with pending accounts with the tax office are called to submit new or amended tax returns by the end of the year.

The government revokes a legal change that required beneficiaries of unemployment benefits to file income tax returns, alleviating financial burdens for around 100,000 unemployed individuals.