US: IRS calls on taxpayers to review emergency preparedness plans
The IRS urges individuals and businesses to update their emergency preparedness plans, safeguard essential documents, and maintain accurate records to facilitate recovery and access to disaster assistance during peak hurricane and wildfire
See MoreCanada: CRA extends withholding tax relief for nonresident subcontractor reimbursements to June 2026
Taxpayers reimbursing non-residents for services in Canada via subcontracting can defer the 15% withholding tax and related interest or penalties until 30 June 2026. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has extended its administrative relief policy
See MoreKenya: KRA imposes new cap on carryforward of prior losses
The ruling limits loss carryforwards, applying to losses from 1 July 2025 onward and retrospectively disallowing deductions for losses before the 2020 income year. The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) issued a private ruling on 1 September 2025
See MoreUS: Michigan provides tax filing and payment relief for storm-affected residents
Individuals and businesses in Houghton and Ontonagon counties can request additional time to file state tax returns and pay state tax bills, with penalties and interest waived. Michigan State Treasurer Rachael Eubanks announced on 2 September
See MoreRomania set to implement new logistics tax
Starting 1 November 2025, Romania will impose a RON 25 tax on low-value parcels (below EUR 150) from non-EU countries. Romania’s government has submitted a draft law to parliament for introducing a logistics tax on 1 September 2025, aimed at
See MoreIndia announces ‘next-generation GST’
The aim is to simplify India’s indirect tax framework, improve ease of doing business, and make goods and services more affordable for citizens across all sectors. The new rates are set to come into effect on 22 September 2025. The Press
See MoreAustralia: ATO consults targeted taxpayer relief measures
The consultation is open from 4 September to 2 October 2025. The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has initiated a public consultation on certain taxpayer relief measures, such as its approach to remission of interest and failure to lodge
See MoreTaiwan: Taxpayers may provide a third party’s property as guarantee for applying for writing off the registration of disposal prohibition
Taiwan’s tax authorities allow taxpayers to provide third-party assets as collateral to remove a property disposal prohibition. The National Taxation Bureau of Taipei, Ministry of Finance, states that taxpayers who are prohibited from disposing
See MoreEcuador updates dividend tax rules and NPO reporting requirements
Ecuador revises dividend taxes and non-profit reporting rules, effective 22 August 2025. Ecuador has introduced new rules on dividend taxation and non-profit organizations, effective 22 August 2025. The law applies to income accrued from 1
See MoreUK: Budget scheduled for 26 November 2025
UK’s Chancellor sets Budget for 26 November, highlighting key economic and social measures. Today, Wednesday 3 September, UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirmed that the Budget will be presented on Wednesday, 26 November. In a video message,
See MoreZambia introduces 1% minimum tax, raises withholding tax on government bonds
Zambia’s 2025 tax update introduces a 1% turnover tax and raises government bond withholding tax to 20%. Zambia passed the Income Tax (Amendment) Act 2025 on 8 August 2025, with its publication in the Official Gazette following on 19 August
See MoreUAE: FTA emphasises the need to retain records and documentation to ensure accuracy of tax return information for taxable persons subject to corporate tax
FTA urges all taxable and exempt persons to retain records for seven years and submit corporate tax returns and payments within nine months via the EmaraTax platform. The UAE Federal Tax Authority (FTA) emphasises that all Taxable Persons subject
See MoreUruguay: 2025–29 budget bill proposes new domestic minimum tax
Uruguay’s 2025–29 Budget Bill proposes a new domestic minimum tax for large multinational groups, effective 2027. Uruguay’s 2025–2029 Budget Bill, submitted on 31 August 2025, introduces a Pillar 2 Qualified Domestic Minimum Top-Up Tax
See MoreUS: Colorado ends federal pass-through deduction link, cracks down on tax havens to balance “one big beautiful bill” effects
Colorado will implement tax reforms, including decoupling from the federal 20% pass-through deduction and expanding tax haven jurisdictions, to address corporate tax loopholes and generate nearly USD 250 million in revenue. Colorado, under
See MoreEU: Tax Working Party to review tobacco tax directive reforms
The indirect taxation subgroup addresses taxation issues, including VAT, excise duties, energy taxation, financial transaction tax, and administrative cooperation. The Working Party on Tax Questions (Indirect Taxation), a preparatory body of the
See MoreAustralia: ATO issues updated monthly foreign exchange rates for the 2025–26 income year, covering August 2025
The ATO has updated its foreign exchange rate guidance, including monthly exchange rates for 1 July 2025 to 30 June 2026, which covers the rates for August 2025. The ATO has updated its foreign exchange rate guidance, which includes monthly
See MoreArgentina: ARCA introduces flexible schedule for advance VAT payments
General Resolution 5750 lets VAT-registered taxpayers under the “IVA Simple” system apply advance VAT payments in the current return or within the next five months. Argentina’s tax authority (ARCA) has published General Resolution 5750 in
See MoreCzech Republic gazettes amendment to minimum tax law
The bill extends Czech filing deadlines: tax returns are now due 22 months after the tax period (up from 10 months), and information returns 15 months (18 months for first filings), up from 10 months. The Czech Republic's
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