Japan and Turkmenistan signed the tax treaty “Convention between Japan and Turkmenistan for the Elimination of Double Taxation with respect to Taxes on Income and the Prevention of Tax Evasion and Avoidance” in Ashgabat on 16 December

Belgium’s Federal Council of Ministers has approved royal decrees to reform the investment deduction regime, introducing three categories of investments that are eligible for additional tax deductions, which go into force on 1 January

Belgium’s government has introduced a draft law proposing updates to the current regulations on the automatic exchange of information (AEOI) and related obligations. The draft legislation also outlines new penalties under DAC6 and DAC7.  These

Belgium and Liechtenstein officials have concluded negotiations for a possible income and capital tax treaty on 27 November 2024. If a treaty results from the negotiations, it will be the first between the two countries. Any resulting

Japan’s tax revenues are set to hit a record high for the fifth straight year. Projections estimate revenue rising from JYP 69.6 trillion to around JPY 73.4 trillion for the current fiscal year ending in March 2025. The increase, driven by

Japan's Ministry of Finance has announced a JPY 13.9 trillion (USD 92 billion) additional budget to support Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s stimulus package. According to NHK (state broadcaster), the budget will be partially funded by JPY 3.8