Kenya: KRA consults significant economic presence (SEP) tax implementation

30 September, 2025

The consultation is set to conclude on 7 October 2025.  The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has initiated a public consultation on the released Draft Income Tax (Significant Economic Presence Tax) Regulations 2025, on 22 September 2025. These

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Brazil: Government introduces tax incentives framework for data centres

30 September, 2025

The REDATA regime is aimed at encouraging the growth of data centres in Brazil by fostering digital infrastructure development and attracting investments.  Brazil’s government published Provisional Measure 1.318/2025 in the Official Gazette on

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Belgium: Government plans broader reporting requirements for securities, cryptocurrency accounts

30 September, 2025

The first mandatory reporting of securities and crypto asset account balances will cover 31 December 2025 and 30 June 2026. Belgium’s government has published amendments regarding the annual securities account tax on 17 September 2024, which

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UK: HMRC publishes 2025 corporate tax statistics

29 September, 2025

This annual report details corporate tax receipts and liabilities, categorised by company count, income, deductions, industry sector, size, and financial year. The UK tax authority, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), published its annual

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Australia: ATO releases summary of initial Pillar 2 briefing

29 September, 2025

The session focused on the engagement with multinational enterprise (MNE) groups that may be in-scope of the measure, and with tax advisers providing specialist services around Pillar Two.  The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has released a

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Pakistan: FBR removes estimated market value column from 2025 income tax return form, urges taxpayers to file by 30 September deadline

29 September, 2025

FBR removed the “estimated market value” column from the 2025 tax return form The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has removed the “estimated market value” column from the 2025 Income Tax Return to simplify the filing process for

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Taiwan: MOF issues guidance on R&D investment tax credits eligibility

29 September, 2025

Companies are encouraged to actively engage in R&D, and the principle should be the establishment of in-house R&D capacity. However, certain outsourced R&D expenses, if necessary and compliant with the regulations, may also qualify for

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Poland: Council of Ministers adopt 2026 draft budget act

29 September, 2025

The 2026 draft includes various fiscal changes, such as an increase in the corporate tax rate for the banking sector, a rise in the VAT exemption threshold, and an increase in excise rates on alcoholic beverages. Poland’s Council of Ministers

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Australia: ATO issues final guideline on use of capital for funding franked dividends

27 September, 2025

The Guideline explains how the ATO assesses and applies compliance resources under section 207-159 of the ITAA 1997 to determine when franking credits on a distribution may be denied. The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) released Practical

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Hong Kong: IRD updates guidance on global minimum and top-up taxes

26 September, 2025

IRD updated rules on global minimum and top-up taxes, introducing the Pillar 2 Portal and new group registration requirements. Hong Kong’s Inland Revenue Department released an updated guidance on the global minimum tax and Hong Kong’s

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Singapore: IRAS clarifies tax treatment of revaluation gains in company liquidation

26 September, 2025

IRAS rules revaluation gains on overseas shares in liquidation are not taxable. The Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) has issued Advance Ruling Summary No. 18/2025 on 1 September 2025, addressing the tax treatment of revaluation gains

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France: Tax Authorities flag common errors in Pillar 2 reporting

26 September, 2025

Tax authority warned of frequent errors in 2065-INT-SD filings, urging corrections to avoid penalties. The French tax administration has reported recurring mistakes in the filing of form 2065-INT-SD, which groups subject to country-by-country

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Czech Republic updates guidelines for waiving tax penalties, interest, fines

26 September, 2025

Starting 1 July 2025, taxpayers can receive a full 100% penalty waiver, contingent on their cooperation and compliance, replacing the previous 75% limit. The Czech Republic has published Financial Bulletin No. 12/2025 on 10 September 2025, which

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Netherlands revises business merger decree, defines tax and loss carry-forward rules

25 September, 2025

Decree 2025-219643 addresses business mergers, clarifies the tax treatment of cooperatives, updates loss carry-forward rules, and revises approval procedures. The Netherlands State Secretary for Finance published Decree 2025-219643 of 21 August

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Australia: ATO issues final guidance for the effective life of assets

25 September, 2025

The guidance helps determine how much of the asset’s cost taxpayers can claim as a tax deduction each year.  The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has published the final guidance for the effective life of depreciating assets on 23 September

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Netherlands: Lower house approves 2026 Omnibus Tax Bill

25 September, 2025

This 2026 Omnibus Tax Bill introduces various primarily technical, smaller-scale amendments, proposals, and corrections across multiple tax laws. The Dutch lower house of the parliament approved the 2026 Omnibus Tax Bill, and published it on its

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Russia: MoF presents various tax reforms, includes VAT increases as part of 2026 budget package

25 September, 2025

The budget proposals include a standard VAT rate hike from 20% to 22%, and the simplified VAT threshold will drop from RUB 60 million to RUB 10 million, amongst others. Russia’s Ministry of Finance has submitted a series of draft laws to the

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Estonia to maintain income tax rate to support growth

24 September, 2025

Estonia keeps taxes steady, boosts defence, and essential worker pay. Estonia’s government has reached an in-principle agreement on the state budget for 2026. At least 5% of GDP will be earmarked for a surge in Estonia’s defence

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