Romania: MoF issues draft ordinance, proposes amendments to global minimum tax rules and direct taxes outlined in Fiscal Code
The Ministry of Finance has proposed legislative amendments to the Pillar Two global minimum tax and corporate income tax in the Fiscal Code. Romania’s Ministry of Finance has recently introduced two legislative amendments: one proposes
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Slovak Republic plans digital services tax
The DST aims to generate EUR 30–100 million in revenue by taxing large multinational digital platforms and cloud services operating in the country, including Meta, Google, TikTok, Amazon, Netflix, and Microsoft. Slovak Republic’s State
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Poland: MoF considers windfall profit tax on banking sector
Poland’s Finance and Economy Minister plans to introduce a windfall profits tax on banks, citing high profits driven by elevated interest rates from the National Bank of Poland. Poland’s Minister of Finance and Economy has announced plans to
See MorePoland: Ministry of Digital Affairs proposes levy on digital services
The proposed DST targets companies with global revenues over EUR 750 million, applying varying rates ranging from 3% to 6% for broad digital activities like platforms, ride-sharing, and data sales, and 5% to 7.5% for targeted digital
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Thailand: BOI to introduce refundable tax credits under new GMT rules
Thailand’s BOI will allow promoted companies to claim cash refunds for unused tax credits under new global minimum tax rules. Thailand’s Board of Investment (BOI) plans to introduce Qualified Refundable Tax Credits (QRTCs) under the Pillar
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UK: HMRC publishes internal guidance on multinational, domestic top-up taxes
HMRC has published internal guidance on the UK’s Multinational and Domestic Top-up Taxes, aligned with the OECD’s Pillar Two rules. UK’s tax, payments and customs authority (HMRC) published its Internal Manual on the Multinational Top-up
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Korea (Rep.) unveils 2025 tax revision bill, enhances R&D credits
The 2025 tax reform bill aims to bolster strategic industries and welfare by introducing targeted tax credits for R&D, AI, and K-content, while streamlining corporate and capital gains taxes. South Korea’s Ministry of Economy and Finance
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UAE: FTA issues updated guide on private tax clarifications
The revised guidance incorporates new provisions and clarifies procedures for submitting clarification requests, including those related to Pillar Two rules The UAE Federal Tax Authority (FTA) released an updated version of its tax procedures
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Australia: Productivity Commission proposes corporate tax cuts amongst other tax reforms
The proposal is open for consultation and is set to conclude on 15 September 2025. Australia’s Productivity Commission has published an interim report on 31 July 2025, proposing major changes to the country’s corporate tax framework. The
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Pakistan drops digital presence proceeds tax
The DPPT was scrapped just one month after its introduction on 30 July 2025. Pakistan’s government has scrapped the digital presence proceeds tax (DPPT) on foreign entities supplying digital goods and services to Pakistan’s consumers, only a
See MoreKorea (Rep.): Ministry of Economy and Finance proposes corporate tax hikes, AI investment incentives, QDMTT Pillar Two rules
The proposals will require approval from the National Assembly before they can enter into force. The South Korean Ministry of Economy and Finance released the 2025 tax law amendment proposal, on 31 July 2025, which includes corporate tax hikes,
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Russia introduces 0% corporate tax, other incentives for International Advanced Development Territory
The law will enter into force on 1 January 2026. Russia’s State Duma approved Federal Law No. 518779-8 on 22 July 2025, amending the Tax Code to establish tax and social contribution incentives for residents of the International Advanced
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UK: HMRC adds Spain, Guernsey as Pillar Two recognised territories
HMRC confirms Spain and Guernsey as recognised Pillar Two jurisdictions in Notice 2 issued on 24 July 2025. The UK’s tax, payments and customs authority, His Majesty’s Revenue & Customs (HMRC) issued Notice 2 — Pillar Two top-up taxes
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Canada: Google ends 2.5% ad surcharge following move to repeal DST
The fee, introduced on 1 October 2024, applied to Google Ads and YouTube reservations to cover compliance costs under Bill C-69, which targeted large digital companies. Google has announced that it is scrapping its 2.5% "Canada DST Fee" on
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Luxembourg approves draft laws on Pillar Two, crypto reporting
The approved draft laws transpose DAC 8 and DAC 9, introducing new crypto reporting obligations and implementing Pillar Two top-up tax information exchange, among others. Luxembourg’s Government Council approved a series of draft laws and
See MoreUK: HMRC consults tax measures proposed in Finance Bill 2025-26
HMRC opened a consultation on 21 July 2025 on draft measures for the Finance Bill 2025–2026, covering tax reforms, digitalisation, and anti-avoidance, with feedback due by 15 September 2025. The UK’s HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has
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UK HMRC updates top-up tax rules to align with 2025 OECD guidance
UK updates top-up tax rules to align with OECD Pillar Two guidance, effective mostly from 31 December 2025. UK HMRC has released a policy paper on 21 July 2025 outlining additional changes to the Multinational Top-up Tax and the Domestic Top-up
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Angola: Financial sector to face higher corporate tax from 2026
Angola's new Corporate Income Tax Code, effective 1 January 2026, includes 35% for financial institutions, insurance, and telecoms, 25% for most sectors, and 10% for agriculture. Angola will introduce a new Corporate Income Tax (IRPC) Code,
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