Russia publishes federal law with major tax reforms
Russia officially published Federal Law No. 176-FZ on 12 July 2024, introducing a set of tax reforms effective from 2025. Key changes include a corporate tax rate hike to 25% and new progressive individual income tax rates reaching up to 22%. The
See MoreVietnam proposes new corporate income tax law
Vietnam's Ministry of Finance has proposed a new Corporate Income Tax Law ("Draft CIT Law"), which aims to modernise the tax framework and align it with international standards. The draft is set for consultation in October 2024 and is expected to be
See MoreAustralia: ATO to form pillar two tax working group
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has announced the formation of a working group to facilitate consultations on the implementation of the Pillar Two global minimum tax in Australia for multinational companies. Applications to join this group
See MoreSingapore clarifies CIT rebate and cash grant details 2024
The Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) released updated guidance clarifying the CIT Rebate for the Year of Assessment 2024 and the CIT Rebate Cash Grant On 24 July 2024. As announced in Budget 2024, to help companies manage rising
See MoreNetherlands imposes temporary tax on electricity producers excess income
The Netherlands enacted the Temporary Inframarginal Electricity Tax Act of 17 July 2024, introducing a temporary tax on the surplus income of electricity producers. The Act was published in the Official Gazette on 24 July 2024. On the same
See MoreAustralia: ATO announces taxation ruling updates for petroleum resource rent tax
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has announced an update to its Taxation Ruling TR 2014/9 to incorporate recent clarifications in the law regarding the petroleum resource rent tax (PRRT) on 25 July 2024. This ruling is in response to the
See MoreCyprus approves all Pillar Two safe harbours, administrative guidance
The Cyprus Ministry of Finance, in a release, announced that Cyprus has agreed to all safe harbours and administrative guidance provided by the BEPS Inclusive Framework concerning the Pillar Two Global Minimum Tax (GloBE rules). The release
See MoreLuxembourg adopts draft grand-ducal regulation on tax credits and minimum taxation
Luxembourg's Council of Ministers took a step by adopting a draft Grand-Ducal regulation concerning tax credits and qualified holdings under the Minimum Taxation Law (MTL) On 24 July 2024, which implements the EU's Minimum Taxation Directive
See MoreIndia delays Pillar One endorsement until specific concerns are resolved
India's Ministry of Finance has declared it will not endorse Pillar One of the OECD's two-pillar tax solution until specific concerns are resolved. Key issues include the proposed dispute resolution mechanism, which India opposes being subject to
See MoreIndia: Finance Bill 2024 proposes corporate tax reform, new personal income tax regime
India’s Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the Finance (No. 2) Bill, 2024 (the Bill) to Parliament on 23 July, 2024. The Bill includes several proposals aimed at reforming the corporate tax framework. Corporate income tax New
See MoreGreece imposes 33% solidarity contribution on energy and mining sectors
Greece has introduced a new temporary solidarity contribution targeting companies in the energy and mining sectors, set at a rate of 33%, in line with European Council Regulation (EU) 2022/1854. This measure is outlined in Bill 5123/2024, enacted
See MoreTurkey unveils tax reform bill with major changes to pensions, fees, corporate tax
Turkey’s AKP Group Presidency presented "Draft Law on Amendments to Tax Laws and Certain Laws" to the Parliament on 16 July, 2024. This proposal, consisting of 53 articles, aims to make changes to the existing tax framework. The draft aims to
See MoreKorea (Rep.), Turkey income tax treaty enters into force
The new income tax treaty between Korea (Rep.) and Turkey entered into force on 21 July 2024, replacing the 1983 treaty between the two countries. It aims to enhance tax cooperation and prevent double taxation between the two nations in line with
See MoreLuxembourg proposes corporate tax cuts, incentives to boost economy
Luxembourg's Finance Minister Gilles Roth presented a Bill n° 8414 to the parliament on 17 July 2024, aiming to reduce corporate income tax (CIT) rate and implement various tax relief measures. The proposed changes are designed to enhance the
See MoreTurkey to implement Pillar Two rules in 2024
Turkey’s government has submitted a draft bill to the parliament in which it proposed to implement the global (Pillar Two) and domestic minimum taxes alongside amendments to various tax laws on 16 July, 2024. The bill proposes the
See MoreTurkey: Parliament receives tax reform legislation, includes global minimum tax provisions
The Turkish parliament received tax reform legislation on 16 July, 2024. This proposal includes provisions for implementing the Pillar Two global minimum tax, in line with the GloBE rules approved by the BEPS Inclusive Framework. The global
See MoreBelgium issues decree on new Pillar Two global minimum tax advance payments
Belgium’s Ministry of Finance published the Royal Decree of 7 July 2024 in the Official Gazette on 16 July, 2024. This Decree establishes the guidelines for companies to make advance payments towards the minimum tax under Belgium's Pillar Two
See MoreSwitzerland: Canton of Ticino passes tax reforms
Switzerland’s canton of Ticino approved tax reforms aimed at reducing tax burden on high-income earners and making Ticino more attractive for top managers. The tax reforms include reducing individual income tax rates, amending inheritance and gift
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