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On 31 August 2026, Irish Revenue published eBrief No. 128/26 providing detailed guidance on miscellaneous Capital Gains Tax (CGT) exemptions for certain categories of property. This update clarifies the scope of reliefs available under the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997, specifically addressing exemptions that apply to assets such as compensation for personal injury, certain government securities,
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On 31 August 2026, the Norwegian Tax Administration (Skatteetaten) released an updated forecast for petroleum tax revenues in 2026, projecting a total of approximately NOK 463.4 billion. This represents an additional payment of roughly NOK 46 billion compared to earlier estimates, reflecting higher-than-expected petroleum prices and production volumes. The forecast is prepared by the Oil
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On 31 August 2026, Irish Revenue issued eBrief No. 127/26 detailing the Income Tax return form for the 2025 tax year, specifically the ROS Form 11 used by self-assessed individuals. The update includes revised income thresholds, updated tax credit amounts, and new fields for reporting foreign income and crypto-asset gains. The filing deadline remains 31
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On 31 August 2026, the National Revenue Administration (KAS) published its annual audit plan focusing on the protection and proper utilisation of public funds. The campaign prioritises high-risk areas including VAT carousel fraud, abuse of EU structural funds, and irregularities in public procurement contracts. KAS will deploy enhanced data analytics, cross-referencing taxpayer registers with banking
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On 31 August 2026, the Icelandic Directorate of Internal Revenue (Skatturinn) disclosed a typographical error in mileage tax (kílómetragjald) invoices distributed to taxpayers via the digital mailbox on Iceland.is over the preceding weekend. The error involved incorrect vehicle registration numbers appearing in the invoice headers, potentially causing confusion for vehicle owners attempting to verify or
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On 31 August 2026, the Public Revenue Office issued e-Auction Notice No. 08/2026 announcing the public sale of movable and immovable assets seized in tax enforcement proceedings. The auction, conducted electronically via the e-Auctions platform, includes vehicles, equipment, and real estate properties confiscated from tax debtors who failed to settle their liabilities. This measure is
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On 31 August 2026, the Slovak Financial Administration reported that targeted tax controls in July 2026 resulted in 779 completed audits, uncovering tax violations totaling nearly €13 million. The operation leveraged advanced analytical tools, international information exchange, and risk-based sector targeting to protect public finances and ensure a level playing field for compliant businesses. Notably,
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On 31 August 2026, the Serbian Tax Administration (Poreska uprava) published an official notice clarifying jurisdictional competence for the collection of public revenues. This guidance addresses frequent uncertainties among taxpayers and withholding agents regarding which tax authority is responsible for receiving specific tax payments, particularly in cross-jurisdictional scenarios involving multiple tax offices. The notice references
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