France issues rules for preparing, filing CbC reporting

13 July, 2026

France has introduced detailed rules for preparing and filing CbC reports, requiring the use of the EU's standard reporting template and electronic format while allowing temporary filing flexibility for certain...

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Australia consults 30% minimum tax for discretionary trusts

13 July, 2026

Australia’s Treasury has opened consultation on the 2026–27 Federal Budget measure imposing a 30% minimum tax on discretionary trust income, alongside a beneficiary tax offset and three years of rollover relief from 1 July 2027, with submissions due by 31 July 2026.

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Cyprus aligns Pillar Two rules with latest OECD guidance

13 July, 2026

Cyprus issued Decree No. 272/2026 to update its Pillar Two framework (Law 151(I)/2024) by recognising five OECD documents published after the law's December 2024 entry into force, and activating four safe harbours with staggered effective dates from 31 December 2025 onwards. 

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Taiwan: Tax Bureau reminds companies about stock investment tax rules

13 July, 2026

Taiwan’s tax authority reminded enterprises to correctly report securities gains under the Alternative Minimum Tax, applying FIFO to determine holding periods. Shares held over three years qualify for a half-inclusion tax benefit, while shorter holdings are fully counted.

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Kazakhstan consults tax code reform package on investment climate, administration simplification

13 July, 2026

Kazakhstan has opened a public consultation on proposed Tax Code amendments that would reintroduce selected investment tax incentives, introduce a temporary tax regime for high-tech investment, and update VAT provisions to reduce administrative barriers.

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UK: HMRC updates capital goods scheme to reduce VAT compliance burden

13 July, 2026

HMRC has outlined plans to simplify the Capital Goods Scheme from 29 July 2026 by removing computers from its scope and raising the expenditure threshold for land, buildings and civil engineering works, reducing VAT compliance requirements for many VAT-registered businesses.

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Italy: EU Council extends VAT split-payment derogation until June 2029

13 July, 2026

The EU Council has authorised Italy to continue applying its VAT split-payment mechanism, directing payments from public authorities into a dedicated government account, following adoption of a Council Implementing Decision at the ECOFIN meeting on 10 July 2026.

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UK completes massive steel quota rollover as new biofuel duties take effect

13 July, 2026

Week of 05–11 Jul 2026: A massive administrative update saw the UK finalise its third-quarter steel tariff rate quotas, while new anti-dumping duties on Indonesian biofuels and a new duty suspension on key chemicals took effect, blending routine maintenance with targeted policy shifts.

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Australia: ATO strengthens compliance action on over-claimed expenses, GST credits

13 July, 2026

The Australian Taxation Office has announced enhanced compliance measures targeting businesses that deliberately overstate deductible expenses and GST credit claims, warning non-compliant businesses of audits, adjusted liabilities and penalties. 

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Italy confirms transition 4.0 tax credits survive corporate restructuring if business continuity is maintained

13 July, 2026

Italy's Revenue Agency ruled that companies undergoing liquidation, demerger, or reorganisation under Law No. 178/2020 do not automatically lose their Transition 4.0 tax credit, provided operations continue and machinery interconnection delays are properly documented.

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