Greece: MoF extends tax return deadlines

30 July, 2024

Greece’s Ministry of Finance has announced an extension for filing personal and corporate income tax returns, moving the deadline to 2 August 2024 for individuals and 9 August 2024 for legal entities. This decision was made due to technical

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G20: Ministerial Declaration on International Tax Cooperation

27 July, 2024

At the close of the meeting of G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors held from 25 to 26 July 2024 a Ministerial declaration was issued on international tax cooperation. The declaration noted that the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework on

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IMF Issues Report Following Consultations with Italy

23 July, 2024

On 23 July 2024 the IMF issued a report following the consultation with Italy under Article IV of the IMF’s articles of agreement. The report noted that Italy’s economy has recovered from the pandemic and energy price shocks, with economic

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Oman introduces draft personal income tax law, proposes taxing high-income earners

10 July, 2024

The Shura Council of Oman presented a draft income tax law to the State Council on 27 June, 2024. The initial draft of the income tax law, introduced in 2022, proposes a tax on high-income earners in the Sultanate. The government has been

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Canada releases revised consolidated Income Tax Act

08 July, 2024

Canada’s Minister of Justice Arif Virani, published an updated version of Canada's Income Tax Act.  (Revised Canadian Statutes (R.S.C.), 1985, c. 2 (5th Supp.). Under this Act, residents in Canada should pay income tax on the taxable income

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US: Hawaii lowers pass-through entity tax, allows tax credit carry-overs

27 June, 2024

The governor of the US state of Hawaii, Josh Green, recently signed a bill (S.B. 2725) into law reducing its pass-through entity (PTE) tax rate to 9% on 19 June, 2024.  This bill amends the state's PTE taxation law to apply to taxable years

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UK: Tax Gap for 2022/23

26 June, 2024

On 20 June 2024 HMRC published details of the UK’s tax gap for 2022/23. The tax gap is a measure of the difference between the amount of tax that should have been collected by HMRC, and the amount that was actually paid. The tax that should be

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US: Maine consults proposals to amend non-resident income tax rules

26 June, 2024

The Maine Revenue Services (MRS) has presented proposals for amending the state's non-resident income tax rules. MRS suggests amending Rule 806 (Nonresident Individual Income Tax) to repeal the provision relating to income from an entity with a

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Thailand to boost stock market with tax breaks and reduced lock-ups 

25 June, 2024

Thailand is planning to increase the tax allowance and reduce lock-up periods for environmental, social, and governance (ESG)--focused fund holders in an effort to strengthen the local equity market. Individual investments up to THB 300,000 (USD

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US: Bernie  Sanders urges Biden administration to back G20 initiative for a global minimum tax on the ultrawealthy

13 June, 2024

US Senator Bernie Sanders, along with his colleagues from both the Senate and the House, issued a statement urging President Biden and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, on 11 June, 2024, to back Brazil's G20 initiative for a global minimum tax on the

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Slovenia proposes amendments to Income Tax Act

12 June, 2024

Slovenia's Ministry of Finance announced the Draft Bill on Amendments to the Income Tax Act on 6 June, 2024. The main measures of the bill include a special tax allowance which has been introduced for new resident workers, which offers a

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New Zealand announces 2024 budget, major adjustments made to individual tax brackets

03 June, 2024

New Zealand’s 2024 budget was made public on Sunday, 30 May, 2024. It does not contain any major tax measures  but proposes adjustments to the individual income tax brackets. The start date has been pushed from July to August. Delivered by

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New Zealand implements tax relief for individuals with lower and middle incomes

30 May, 2024

The New Zealand government presented its budget today, 30 May, 2024, which outlined economic assistance for the middle-income citizens who are grappling with the challenges of escalating living expenses, soaring mortgage rates, and unprecedented

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US: IRS reminds overseas taxpayers deadline for 2023 tax returns

30 May, 2024

The US Internal Revenue Service issued a notice on Tuesday, 28 May, 2024, which reminded taxpayers living and working outside the United States to file their 2023 federal income tax return by 17 June, 2024. This deadline applies to US citizens

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Hong Kong approves legislation for two-tier tax rates for individuals and 24/25 budget measures

23 May, 2024

The Hong Kong Inland Revenue Department announced that the Legislative Council has passed legislation to implement specific measures from the 2024-25 Budget on Wednesday, 22 May, 2024. These measures include a two-tiered standard rates regime for

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Bangladesh rumoured to reintroduce black money amnesty with 15% tax in FY25

23 May, 2024

A special opportunity to legalise undisclosed money is expected to return in FY25 in Bangladesh after a four-year hiatus. The local media in the country reported that the government is planning to offer amnesty at a flat 15% tax rate. This

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Malta publishes summary of new income tax legislation for 2024

22 May, 2024

Malta's Commissioner for Revenue has released a note providing a summary of subsidiary legislation (legal notices) enacted under the Income Tax Acts from January to April, 2024. Overview of newly published legal notices Deduction (Income

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Cyprus issues 2023 individual income tax filing requirements

22 May, 2024

The Cyprus Tax Department released an announcement on Monday, 20 May, 2024, regarding the individual income tax return filing requirements for 2023. This requirement applies to employees, retirees, and self-employed individuals whose gross total

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