Czech Republic: Supreme Administrative Court issues ruling on limits of transfer pricing rules
The Supreme Administrative Court (SAC) of the Czech Republic has issued a ruling on 12 November 2025, concerning a tax dispute involving the company Astemo Czech, s. r. o., and the Appellate Financial Directorate. The ruling includes informal
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Belgium extends Pillar 2 supplementary tax return deadline
Belgium’s Federal Public Service (SPF) Finance has announced, on 17 November 2025, an extension to the filing deadline for the annual supplementary national tax return. The law of 19 December 2023 (concerning the introduction of a minimum tax
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Australia: ATO to revise transfer pricing guidance on imported products
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is revising its guidance (PCG 2029/1) on transfer pricing risks for businesses that import foreign goods and digital services. The ATO also plans to update its benchmarking tool by December, refining how it
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Russia: Ministry of Finance proposes removing UAE from offshore zones list
Russia’s Ministry of Finance has proposed removing the UAE from its Special List of jurisdictions considered offshore zones for the period 2024 to 2026. The list covers countries and territories with preferential tax regimes or limited
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Taiwan: Tax Authority clarifies rules for claiming losses on damaged assets
Taiwan’s National Taxation Bureau of the Southern Area outlined rules for claiming losses on damaged assets. Southern Taiwan recently faced torrential rains, causing flooding in low-lying areas. The National Taxation Bureau of the Southern
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India: MoF clarifies transfer pricing tolerance range for FY 2025-26
India’s Ministry of Finance (MoF) has issued a notification on 6 November 2025, setting tolerance limits for arm’s length pricing in international and specified domestic transactions for the assessment year 2025-26. Under the new rules, the
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Belgium expands tax-neutral rules to simplify sister mergers
Belgium’s Chamber of Representatives approved a law extending the country’s tax-neutral treatment to simplified sister mergers on 23 October 2025. The legislation, based on the EU Mobility Directive (2019/2121), amends the Income Tax Code and
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Argentina: CBU declaration can now be made from the ARCA mobile app
Argentina's tax and customs agency (ARCA) announced that its ARCA mobile app now allows users to register their Uniform Bank Code (CBU) on 10 November 2025. This mobile app will make it easier and faster for citizens to manage payments under the
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Estonia calls for Pillar 2 tax flexibility for small EU economies
Estonia announced a call for flexibility in implementing the Pillar 2 global minimum tax during a recent EU finance ministers’ meeting on 13 November 2025, the Ministry of Finance said. The country is among five EU member states that have
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Germany: Bundestag approves Pillar 2 amendments
Germany’s lower house of parliament (Bundestag) approved the second revised draft of a law amending domestic Pillar 2 rules and related measures on 13 November 2025. The legislation, formally titled “Law to Amend the Minimum Tax Act and
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EU Commission pushes for enhanced collaboration against tax fraud
The European Commission unveiled a proposal to enhance cooperation in combating VAT fraud, focusing on improved information exchange and access to VAT data on 13 November 2025. The European Commission proposed an amendment to strengthen
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Cambodia to introduce 20% capital gains tax from 2026
Cambodia’s General Department of Taxation issued Notification No. 34236 on 30 October 2025, confirming that a 20% capital gains tax (CGT) will take effect on 1 January 2026. The tax will apply to six types of assets: leases, investment assets,
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US: New York weighs corporate tax hike as budget gaps deepen
New York Governor Kathy Hochul is considering whether to raise corporate taxes as the state confronts a sizable budget gap intensified by expected federal funding cuts, a source reported on 14 November 2025. While no proposal has been finalised,
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Taiwan: MoF clarifies annual gift tax exemption rules
Taiwan’s Southern District National Taxation Bureau of the Ministry of Finance (MoF) clarified that the annual gift tax exemption is calculated based on the donor, not the recipient. If the total value of property a donor gives to others within
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Algeria: MoF announces extended deadlines for global income tax, wealth tax filing declarations
Algeria’s Directorate General of Taxes under the Ministry of Finance has issued Circular No. 69/MF/DGI/LF.2025 on 10 November 2025, notifying taxpayers and tax offices of updated filing deadlines introduced by the Finance Law for 2025 for filing
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Slovenia: Government endorse amendments to draft 2026-27 budget implementation act, includes corporate tax increases
During a correspondence session on 15 November 2025, Slovenia’s government endorsed proposed amendments to the draft Act on the Implementation of the Budgets of the Republic of Slovenia for 2026 and 2027. The revisions were prepared in response
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Lebanon: MoF extends CIT, income tax deadlines for 2023–24
Lebanon’s Ministry of Finance (MoF) issued Decision No. 899/1 and related measures on 29 October 2025, extending key filing and payment deadlines for corporate income tax (CIT) and income tax obligations for fiscal years 2023 and 2024. The
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Chile: SII clarifies deductibility of expenses backed by foreign invoices
Chile’s tax authority (SII) has issued Ruling No. 2271-2025 on 5 November 2025 on its website, clarifying that expenses backed by invoices issued by foreign suppliers remain deductible for First Category Income Tax purposes, as long as they are
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