The Government Decree of 197/2022, which regulates extra profit taxation (EPTIPT) in Hungary, has recently been changed. The amendment was issued last Thursday and became
On 1 February, 2024, the Belgian Parliament approved the law implementing mandatory domestic B2B e-invoicing in the country, starting from 1 January 2026. The adopted
On January 26th, 2024, Latvia’s Ministry of Finance unveiled a 4-year plan aimed at curbing the shadow economy and fostering stable economic development. A key
The Royal Decree of December 17th, 2023, postponing the starting date for the amendments to the Belgian VAT chain was recently published. This postponement follows
Are you prepared for the impacts of upcoming electronic invoicing regulations? We’ll take a look into the basics of e-invoicing with Lukasz Weber, Director of
In this webinar, we will explore why global manufacturers must embrace technological advancements in tax automation as part of their compliance strategies to stay ahead
Poland’s Ministry of Finance announced today the postponement of its e-invoicing mandate. Originally scheduled for July 2024, the initiative has been postponed indefinitely due to
Pursuant to a notice issued by the Nigerian Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) on January 15, 2024, the implementation of the Guidelines on Simplified Compliance
In less than six months, Poland is going to introduce its long-awaited CTC clearance e-invoicing mandate – a tax reform that will impact a large
The 2024 Finance Budget Law, announced on December 30, 2023, is set to revise Article 995 of the General Tax Code (GTC) and will have
On 28th December 2023, a new Order was published in the French National Gazette about change of the rates of the so called CATNAT additional
In the 2024 budget, announced on 18th December 2023, the new tax rates for the Road Traffic Insurance Tax, which is included in the Excise
On 28 December, a new ministerial decree was published in the French Official Journal. The new decree increases the amount of the contribution to the
Government Bill 488, now published in the Official Gazette of the Czech Republic, makes several changes to the country’s VAT Act, the most significant of
On January 1, 2024, Luxembourg’s temporary 1% decrease in several of its VAT rates will expire. Luxembourg’s VAT rates will return to what they had
Pursuant to Federal Gazette No. 39/2022 published on October 29, 2022, the temporary 7% reduced VAT rate applied to restaurant and catering services, excluding the
Pursuant to Law 5073/2023 as published in the Official Gazette on December 11, 2023, the temporary 13% reduced VAT rate in Greece that applied the
The regulation amending the scope of data included in the JPK_VAT with a declaration (VAT return) in Poland, has now been passed to the Minister