Ireland issues revised GMT guidelines for MNEs, domestic groups
The updated guidance on OECD Pillar Two global minimum tax clarifies rules for insurance investment entities, intra-group financing adjustments, pre-transition tax changes, and transitional CbC reporting safe harbor rules. The Irish Revenue
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Luxembourg: Government proposes bill to enforce DAC9, align Pillar Two with OECD standards
DAC9 introduces new rules for sharing top-up tax information and filing obligations under the Pillar Two GMT Directive (Directive (EU) 2022/2523). Luxembourg’s government submitted a draft bill to the parliament to implement Council Directive
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Ghana announces new tax measures in 2025 mid-year budget, removes exemption on marine gas oil
The 2025 mid-year budget introduces tax reforms, removing marine gas oil tax exemptions for non-artisanal fishing fleets, enhancing the modified taxation system with digital tools, and simplifying VAT to reduce rates and exempt small
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UK unveils digital tax strategy roadmap with focus on e-invoicing
The UK aims to modernise its tax and customs systems through a digital strategy centred on e-invoicing and improved compliance. The UK’s tax, payments, and customs authority, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), has set out its “digital by
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Cambodia to implement new capital gains tax from September 2025
The new 20% capital gain tax on capital asset sales takes effect September 2025, with specific rules and exemptions for residents and non-residents. The Ministry of Economy and Finance of Cambodia issued Prakas No. 496 on 18 July 2025,
See MoreCambodia expands mandatory e-invoicing to six more ministries
The Ministry of Economy and Finance has extended mandatory e-invoicing to six additional ministries as part of Phase 2 in the national rollout. The Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) of Cambodia has issued Circular No. 012, extending the
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Greece amends corporate, VAT, personal tax laws
Law 5222/2025 introduces changes to VAT, income tax, customs and real estate rules, following public consultation and EU alignment efforts. Greece enacted Law 5222/2025 on 28 July 2025, introducing changes to corporate income tax, VAT, income
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Greece expands and strengthens rules for alternative tax regimes
The amended tax regimes revise inheritance and gift tax exemptions and expand provisions for skilled employees. Greece has amended its alternative tax regimes for incoming tax residents introduced under Law 5222/2025, which were published on 28
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Poland: KAS intensifies measures against tax avoidance, profit outflows
The Ministry of Finance intends to set up a dedicated centre at the Małopolska Customs and Tax Office in Kraków to carry out its plans. Poland’s Ministry of Finance announced a new initiative on 31 July 2025 to address aggressive tax planning
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Australia: ATO issues guidance on fraudulent GST refund schemes
The alert warns businesses against colluding with related entities to create fake invoices for fraudulent GST refund claims. The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has issued a new taxpayer alert - TA 2025/2: Arrangements designed to improperly
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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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Turkey consults amendments to VAT refunds, exemptions, and procedures
The draft communiqué provides clarification on VAT exemptions, fraud-related loss, property sales rules, special consumption tax, and proportional VAT refunds on assets. The Turkish government issued a draft Communiqué on 31 July 2025 to amend
See MoreGreece updates tax incentives for family wealth management entities
The new law has halved the minimum annual operating expenditure for family offices from EUR 1 million to EUR 500,000, easing financial entry requirements. Greece has enacted Law 5222/2025, introducing enhanced tax incentives for Special Purpose
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EU to remove tariffs on UK steel under restored quota system
The initiative will allow the UK to export up to 27,000 tonnes of steel to the EU per quarter, tariff-free, restoring its quota to pre-2022 levels. The EU will remove tariffs on key British steel products under a quota system starting 1 August
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Slovak Republic: MoF consults on introducing mandatory e-invoicingÂ
The deadline for sending feedback is 19 August 2025. The Slovak Republic’s Ministry of Finance is consulting on a Draft Law No. LP/2025/396 on 30 July 2025, to amend the Value Added Tax Act and related laws, aimed at introducing mandatory
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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
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US: New Jersey adopts graduated rates for property interest transfers
The new law replaces the flat 1% fee on transfers over USD 1 million with a graduated rate from 1% for transfers under USD 2 million up to 3.5% for transfers above USD 3.5 million. New Jersey’s governor has signed the Fiscal Year 2026 Budget
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OECD releases updated reporting formats for global minimum tax, CARF, issues new FAQs on CARF, CRS
The OECD has released XML Schemas and User Guides to facilitate reporting and information exchange under the Global Minimum Tax and CARF. As part of ongoing efforts to enhance tax transparency and improve international tax compliance, the OECD
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