UAE: FTA opens Pillar Two Top-up tax registration through EmaraTax
The UAE’s Federal Tax Authority (FTA) has activated Pillar Two top-up tax registration on the EmaraTax portal, requiring in-scope multinational enterprise (MNE) groups to begin assessing their registration obligations and preparing the necessary
See MoreDominican Republic proposes increased corporate tax amongst other reforms in new fiscal package
The Dominican Republic's Ministry of Finance and Economy has unveiled a pro-growth and anti-crisis fiscal package on 11 June 2026 that has been presented to the National Congress for consideration. This fiscal package is designed to shore up public
See MoreThailand: Cabinet approves GloBE information exchange agreement under Pillar Two
Thailand’s Cabinet has approved the signing of the Multilateral Competent Authority Agreement on the Exchange of GloBE Information (GIR MCAA), marking a further step in the country’s implementation of the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework’s Pillar
See MoreCyprus clarifies Pillar Two filing requirements for multinational groups
The Cyprus Department of Taxation has issued guidance on implementation deadlines for Law 151(I)/2024 on 15 June 2026, which enforces the OECD's global minimum taxation framework across Cyprus. The directive addresses Cypriot constituent entities
See MoreNetherlands announces business incentives, lower property taxes in 2027 tax plan provisional measures
The Dutch State Secretary for Finance has informed Parliament, via a letter, of a provisional outline of measures expected to be included in the 2027 Tax Plan package on 10 June 2026. The complete package is scheduled to be presented on
See MorePortugal adopts GIR for Pillar Two reporting, compliance
Portugal has published Ordinance No. 255/2026/1 in the Official Gazette on 12 June 2026, approving the official GloBE Information Return (GIR) for the country's global minimum tax regime. The ordinance adopts the standardised GIR form and
See MorePoland to tax fuel companies’ windfall profits, recover government spending
Poland's government has introduced emergency legislation targeting fuel companies that have reaped unusually large profits from Middle East-driven energy turmoil, according to a release on 16 June 2026. The temporary windfall tax, set to take
See MoreBolivia: SIN cuts tax payment plan requirements to ease business liquidity crisis
Bolivia's National Tax Service (SIN) announced on 12 June 2026 that it has slashed the financial barriers for taxpayers seeking to defer their tax obligations. Under Board Resolution (RND) 102600000020, effective 12 June 2026, the agency has
See MoreHong Kong: IRD reminds property owners of 2025/26 tax filing obligations
The Hong Kong Inland Revenue Department has issued a notice outlining the property tax obligations of property owners for the year of assessment 2025/26. Property tax is charged on owners of land and/ or buildings ("Landed Property") by reference
See MoreCyprus confirms Pillar Two compliance, enables centralised EU top-up tax return filing
In an announcement on 15 June 2026, Cyprus has confirmed its compliance with the EU's global minimum taxation rules under Law 151(I)/2024, following European Commission guidance issued on 29 May 2026 The Cyprus Tax Department has verified that
See MoreBelgium publishes IIR tax return forms under Pillar Two minimum tax rules
Belgium’s Ministry of Finance has published a royal decree in the Official Gazette No. 129 of 15 June 2026 on the income inclusion rule (IIR) return form for the assessment year 2024. The decree details taxation forms for multinational
See MoreSweden: Government proposes additional tax relief for business R&D investment
The Swedish Government proposed, on 11 June 2026, additional tax relief for companies with employees engaged in research and development (R&D) activities to boost business investment in R&D, strengthen Sweden’s competitiveness and support
See MoreSingapore clarifies whether a company qualifies as excluded incentive entity or excluded entity under Income Tax Act
The Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore has published Advance Ruling Summary No. 8/2026 on 2 Jun 2026, clarifying the application of Section 10L of the Income Tax Act 1947 in determining whether a company qualifies as an excluded incentive entity
See MoreTaiwan: MOF clarifies reasonable interest on inter-company lending arrangements
Taiwan's Ministry of Finance (MoF) has released a notice on 1 June 2026, reminding taxpayers of the requirements governing reasonable interest on inter-company lending arrangements. To protect the rights and interests of company shareholders and
See MoreItaly formalises rules for requesting legal tax advice for trade bodies, public authorities, multinationals
The Italian Revenue Agency has issued Provision of 8 June 2026 (Prot. n. 171016/2026), which establishes the operational rules for requesting legal advice under Article 10-octies of the Statute of Taxpayer's Rights. This procedure is specifically
See MoreTunisia launches major tax debt relief, declaration amnesty programme
Tunisia's 2026 Finance Law introduces a sweeping framework allowing taxpayers to clear outstanding obligations with substantial penalty forgiveness, while simultaneously opening an amnesty window for previously unfiled tax documents, according to a
See MoreCPA Australia raises alarm over new tax reform bill
Australia's largest accounting body, CPA Australia, has sounded a warning over the government's newly introduced Treasury Laws Amendment Bill 2026, cautioning that the legislation risks making the tax system more complex rather than simpler. The
See MoreDenmark: Supreme Court clarifies limitation period for tax refund claims
The Danish Supreme Court (Højesteret) issued a ruling in Cases BS-36976/2025-HJR and BS-36974/2025-HJR on 11 June 2026, concerning the limitation period (statute of limitations) for claims seeking refunds of withheld dividend and royalty taxes. The
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