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VMI to start managing all taxes – will be applied using a single account principle

Lithuania /

The State Tax Inspectorate of Lithuania (VMI) announced that it will begin administering all tax obligations through a unified account system. This new approach aims to simplify the tax settlement process for both individuals and businesses by consolidating various tax liabilities into a single account, thereby reducing administrative burdens and minimizing errors. Under this model,

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Financial Administration makes test environment Playground for EET 2.0 available

Czech Republic /

The Czech Financial Administration announced that, starting 1 July 2026, developers of cash register systems will be able to access a dedicated test environment called Playground for the second version of the Electronic Evidence of Transactions (EET 2.0). The Playground provides a sandbox where developers can simulate transactions, verify data processing, and test compliance with

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Suspension of regular work at the Central Office of the Tax Administration in Zagreb

Croatia /

An unexpected fire broke out at the Central Office of the Tax Administration located on Boškovićeva Street in Zagreb, prompting an immediate response from emergency services. The fire was quickly contained and fully extinguished, and fortunately no archives, documentation or IT systems were damaged. Nevertheless the incident caused a temporary interruption of regular operations at

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Those with granted extension can submit tax returns until and including July 2

Norway /

Norwegian tax authorities have announced that certain taxpayers who have been granted a temporary extension will be allowed to submit their tax returns up to and including 2 July 2026. The extension applies to individuals and companies that meet specific criteria outlined by Skatteetaten, such as those affected by extraordinary circumstances or who have requested

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