US releases further interim guidance on corporate alternative minimum tax implementation

19 February, 2026

The US Internal Revenue Service issued Notice 2026-7 on 18 February 2026, providing additional interim guidance on the Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax (CAMT). The notice addresses key adjustments to income in the financial statements, including deductible tax repairs, intangible amortisation, research expenditures, and production costs, while clarifying anti-abuse rules and revising prior guidance for financially troubled companies.

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Mozambique enacts 2026 tax reforms, introduces VAT on digital services

19 February, 2026

Mozambique's 2026 tax reforms introduce a comprehensive digital economy VAT framework, stricter refund requirements, and revised simplified tax thresholds for small businesses. The legislation, signed on 29 December 2025, also extends consumption taxes, establishes special VAT treatment for mining and petroleum sectors, and updates customs tariffs under the African Continental Free Trade Area agreement. 

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Botswana: 2026-27 FY budget proposes increased corporate tax rates, VAT reforms

19 February, 2026

Botswana’s Ministry of Finance presented its 2026–27 budget to the National Assembly on 9 February 2026, proposing a 3% corporate tax rise, higher taxes for top earners, and wide-ranging VAT reforms, including e-invoicing and taxation of remote services.

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Jamaica introduces first-of-its-kind Special Consumption Tax in 2026-27 budget

19 February, 2026

Jamaica has unveiled its most ambitious fiscal shake-up in a decade, introducing a new sugar tax and a raft of levy increases to fund post-hurricane reconstruction and plug a growing gap in the national budget. 

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Nigeria: NRS clarification refutes 25% tax on building materials, funds

19 February, 2026

The Nigeria Revenue Service has dismissed viral claims that the Nigeria Tax Act 2025 imposes a 25% tax on building materials and construction funds, clarifying that the legislation instead provides VAT exemptions, mortgage interest relief, and tax incentives to reduce housing costs and encourage real estate investment.

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Poland: Court rules deferred tax regime doesn’t exempt companies from transfer pricing rules

19 February, 2026

Poland's Supreme Administrative Court has confirmed that companies under the Estonian CIT (lump-sum corporate income tax) regime cannot avoid transfer pricing documentation and reporting obligations, ruling that these requirements remain mandatory unless explicitly excluded by law.

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EU Commission consults to simplify corporate tax rules

19 February, 2026

The European Commission has opened a consultation to simplify the EU corporate tax framework, aiming to cut red tape, reduce compliance burdens and improve internal market efficiency. Feedback is open until 16 March 2026.

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Congo adopts 2026 finance law

19 February, 2026

DRC’s Ministry of Budget has issued a circular to implement the 2026 Finance Law, setting out mandatory measures for tax collection, customs, and non-tax revenue, alongside digitalisation and strict oversight to ensure transparency and accountability in public spending.

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Greece extends mandatory e-invoicing deadline for large enterprises

19 February, 2026

Greece has extended the deadline for large enterprises to comply with mandatory electronic invoicing, giving businesses additional time to implement the required systems. Enterprises can use transitional arrangements to gradually adopt electronic invoicing while maintaining existing accounting processes.

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