ARBA launches a system to prevent the accumulation of credits in Gross Income tax
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.
The value of the most expensive homes has been systematically underestimated
The Norwegian government is proposing adjustments to property valuations to create a fairer tax system and shield homes from excessive taxation compared to financial assets.
Stop the European Ecological Coup on Businesses
Italy's government is pushing back against the EU's ETS system, labeling it an additional tax on European businesses.
The current system is a deadweight. Now 'society engineers' want to repeat the fiasco
The article discusses the failures of Denmark's property tax assessment system and the confusion it has caused among homeowners.
Attempts to declare income ended in failure: VMI explained why this happened
Many Lithuanians experienced technical difficulties while attempting to declare their income electronically to the State Tax Inspectorate (VMI), leading to frustration and inquiries about system failures.
Agricultural diesel: Return of the Excise Tax directly at the pump - How it will work, the SOS
A new system for returning the Excise Tax on agricultural diesel directly at the pump will come into effect on November 1, 2026, benefiting farmers.
The Ministry of Finance defends KSeF. No word about the director's resignation
The Polish Ministry of Finance is under scrutiny following the resignation of a director linked to the implementation of the National e-Invoicing System (KSeF), but it remains silent on the matter while highlighting the success of the system.
VAT Deduction from Invoices Outside KSeF. Attention - the tax office may change its mind
This article discusses the positions of the Ministry of Finance and experts regarding VAT deductions from invoices issued outside the KSeF system.
JB Pritzker's complaint about taxes in the U.S. that targets Amazon and Jeff Bezos
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker criticized tax cuts for Amazon, linking them to larger issues within the corporate tax system in the U.S.
The Ministry of Finance Proposes a New Financial Equalization Model for Local Governments for Discussion
Latvia's Ministry of Finance has proposed a new financial equalization model for local governments, emphasizing the exclusion of property tax revenues from the system to enhance fiscal autonomy.
Under Pressure on Multiple Homes... Calls for Tax Benefits to Be Given Only for Primary Residences
Experts argue that tax benefits for property owners should be strictly limited to primary residences, as the current system exacerbates inequalities in the housing market.
IBS Management Committee will have an independent verification system linked to a single portal
The IBS Management Committee in Brazil plans to implement an integrated portal for streamlined tax services this year.
F24 model with PagoPa, easier payments in 2026: many news but the issue of local authorities remains
Significant changes are expected in the F24 payment model through the PagoPa system, aimed at simplifying tax payments by 2026, although challenges concerning local authorities persist.
Ayuso's boyfriend uses the conviction of the Attorney General to request the annulment of his tax fraud case
Alberto González Amador, boyfriend of President Isabel Díaz Ayuso, is seeking to have his tax fraud case annulled, citing a recent conviction of the Attorney General for a breach of secrecy as a violation of his rights.
Question Marks Over Consumption Tax Cut as Prime Minister's Main Focus is 'Tax Credit with Benefits'
The new cabinet of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is set to explore a temporary consumption tax cut, but the Prime Minister emphasizes that it is merely a stopgap measure with a larger aim of introducing a system of tax credit with benefits for low and middle-income earners.
The red tax on illegal immigrants
The article discusses the perceived economic burden on Italians from taxes aimed at addressing illegal immigration and the judicial proceedings against repeat offenders.
Elisabet Svane: Why the Social Democrats Will Not Propose a New Property Tax
Political analyst Elisabet Svane explains why the Social Democrats have chosen not to propose changes to property tax despite the current system being deemed unfair by Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen.
Fiscal Transparency or New Tax Labyrinth? The Dilemma of the Simplification Promised by the Reform
The Brazilian tax reform seeks to modernize the fiscal system but raises concerns about whether it will simplify tax processes or create new complexities.
Schillerová promised the return of parental benefits, student discounts, and stated when EET will return
The Czech finance minister Alena Schillerová announced plans to reinstate parental benefits and tax relief for working students, alongside the new EET system starting next year.
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.
A revolutionary shift in tax payments is emerging: Goal: Keep Czechs employable
The Czech Ministry of Health plans to revolutionize the healthcare system by integrating health and sickness insurance, aiming to incentivize effective treatments that reduce long-term disability and keep people working.
This year, the tax authorities will not impose penalties for invoices outside of KSeF. But they may impose penalties for other errors
The Polish Ministry of Finance reassures businesses that no penalties will be imposed for errors in using the Krajowy System e-Faktur (KSeF) system throughout 2026, though businesses still face potential penalties for other tax-related issues.
The Paradox in Finance: EET Helps Schillerová Promote Active Opponents of Registration
The article discusses how the Electronic Evidence of Sales (EET) system is being used by Finance Minister Schillerová to support those who oppose its implementation.
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.
Tax Burden: Carsten Linnemann's Tax Plan Reflects Intellectual Poverty
Carsten Linnemann's proposal to adjust the income tax threshold is criticized for being a superficial approach to a deeper issue in Germany's tax system.
Income declaration from last year began on Monday
On Monday, the declaration of income earned last year commenced in Estonia, facing initial challenges due to a heavy load on the electronic tax system.
Start of e-PIT is near. Can I settle before February 15? How to get a tax refund faster?
The e-PIT system will start on February 15, allowing some taxpayers to file their declarations earlier and expedite tax refunds.
Ahti Asmann: What are the economic policy interests of the Estonian state?
Ahti Asmann discusses the need for a thorough risk analysis of the carbon tax in Estonia and the implications of potential changes to the emissions trading system in the EU.
The province of Buenos Aires made changes to the motor vehicle tax payment
The province of Buenos Aires has implemented changes to the motor vehicle tax system, including a new payment structure that allows for monthly installments.
IPTU in Campo Grande: City Hall releases contradictory measures to court decision
The Campo Grande City Hall announced that property tax payments must still be made, contradicting a court ruling that suspended such payments for properties with increases exceeding inflation.
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.
Letters from readers: Judicial reform, San Martín's sword, tax reduction
Readers discuss the urgent need for judicial reform in Argentina, highlighting the current inefficiencies in the judicial system that impede economic growth.
Deadline for IPVA payment with a 15% discount is extended in Bahia
The deadline to pay the IPVA tax with a 15% discount has been extended until February 25 in Bahia following a payment system overload.
Easier access to KSeF in just a few days. There is a project
The article discusses recent developments regarding the Krajowy System e-Faktur (KSeF) in Poland, indicating that easier access to this system is expected soon.
Treasury extends the deadline for self-employed workers to choose between the module system or actual income in the IRPF
The Spanish Treasury has extended the deadline for self-employed workers to opt out of the objective assessment method for personal income tax until February 16.
VMI operations disrupted: they say the problem is already being fixed
The Lithuanian State Tax Inspectorate reported service disruptions in their 'My VMI' system on February 10, which they are currently addressing to minimize inconvenience to residents.
The new tax chess: why tax reform changes the rules of the game?
Brazil's tax reform aims to simplify the tax system but presents challenges during its transition period between 2026 and 2033.
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.
What is the tax innocence law that came into effect today
Argentina's Executive Power has implemented the tax innocence law to promote the flow of informal savings into the formal financial system without scrutinizing the origins of those savings.
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.
Small entrepreneurs will be able to choose between a flat tax and EET, said Okamura
Czech small entrepreneurs may have the option to opt for a flat tax instead of the electronic evidence of sales (EET) system, according to Tomio Okamura.
President Yoon: Is there a need for permanent benefits for registered rental housing? ... Mentions reduction for the second day in a row
President Yoon has raised the need for reforming the registered rental housing system, suggesting that the tax benefits for registered landlords should be gradually reduced.
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.
Why is it easier to earn from real estate than from work in Croatia?
The article discusses how Croatia's tax policy affects the labor market and emphasizes the need for a system that favors working citizens over passive income accumulation.
Tell us: are you expecting to give or receive an inheritance? Or give or get nothing?
Australia is set to experience a $5.4 trillion wealth transfer over the next 20 years, which may amplify existing wealth disparities and deepen poverty among certain demographics, according to former Treasury secretary Ken Henry.
Sent incorrect document to the judge and now the case needs to be reviewed again
The South Iceland District Court will revisit a case involving a mother and daughter, after it was revealed that the prosecutor sent the judge preliminary documents that differed substantially from the final indictment, leading to the annulment of their previous conviction for tax fraud.
Tax Advantage for Retirees: These Pitfalls Await in the Active Pension
Since January 1, retirees have been enjoying a generous tax advantage if they continue working, but experts caution on potential pitfalls associated with the new active pension system.
STF decides that the Government of Piauí can resume charging ICMS on excess solar energy
The Supreme Federal Court of Brazil has reinstated the tax on the excess solar energy generated by consumers in Piauí who utilize the Electric Energy Compensation System.
Tax Authorities Discover 200,000 Total Tax Evaders. And 2.4 Million Tax Letters Are Ready to Be Sent
Italy's tax agency reveals that it has identified 200,000 total tax evaders, including 86,000 individuals and businesses completely unknown to the tax system, with 2.4 million warning letters set to be dispatched this year.
The debate | Should a special tax be established for the ultra-rich?
There are growing discussions from France to California about implementing a special tax on the ultra-rich to address economic inequality and create a fairer tax system that supports democracy.