Europe

Ukraine: Ukraine STS Guidance on Tax Obligations for War-Damaged Property

On 30 October 2026, the State Tax Service (STS) of Ukraine published a reminder for taxpayers regarding the algorithm of actions when property or documents are damaged or destroyed due to armed aggression. This guidance clarifies the procedural steps taxpayers must follow to report losses, adjust tax bases, and claim relevant reliefs under the Tax

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United Kingdom: UK Tax Avoidance: New Rules Ban Promotion of Certain Avoidance Schemes

On 30 October 2026, the UK government published a policy paper outlining the prohibition of the promotion of certain tax avoidance arrangements. This measure, stemming from the Finance Act 2026, targets promoters who design, market, or facilitate tax avoidance schemes that HMRC has successfully challenged. The policy introduces a new regime where HMRC can issue

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Poland: CIT Taxpayers Exempt from JPK_ST_KR Filing Mandate

On 30 October 2026, the Polish Ministry of Finance published a regulation exempting corporate income tax (CIT) payers from the obligation to maintain electronic fixed asset registers and submit the JPK_ST_KR unified control file. The exemption applies to tax years beginning after 31 December 2025 and before 1 January 2029, providing a three-year relief period

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Romania: Romania ANAF Releases Q3 2026 White List of Compliant Taxpayers

On 30 October 2026, ANAF released the “lista albă” (white list) for the third quarter of 2026, identifying taxpayers who have fully met their fiscal obligations and are considered low-risk. This complementary measure to the shame list rewards compliant behavior and facilitates simplified procedures for listed entities. Inclusion criteria include timely filing of returns, payment

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Ukraine: Ukraine PIT: Tax Credit Lost If Personal Tax Not Remitted

The Supreme Court of Ukraine, in its ruling of 25 October 2026 (Case No. 910/12456/24-Ц), upheld the tax authority’s position that an employee’s right to claim standard tax deductions (social, property, education) under Article 176 of the Tax Code is contingent on the employer’s actual remittance of withheld ПДФО to the budget. The case involved

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Ukraine: Digital Platform Sales: New Rules for Tax Determination in Ukraine

On 30 October 2026, the State Tax Service released an explanation on how the tax amount will be determined for sales conducted through digital platforms. This clarification addresses the growing volume of e-commerce transactions and aligns with recent amendments to the Tax Code concerning the liability of platform operators to withhold and remit taxes on

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Estonia: Estonia’s Most Expensive Land Revealed as Land Tax Looms

On 30 October 2026, Delfi released an interactive analysis based on the newly published land valuation data, highlighting the locations of Estonia’s most expensive land parcels and estimating the potential land tax increases for owners. The analysis identifies urban centers such as Tallinn, Tartu, and Pärnu as having the highest per-square-meter values, with some plots

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Poland: Poland Unveils PLN 5 Billion Green Investment Tax Incentive

The Polish government announced on 30 October 2026 a PLN 5 billion support program for businesses investing in emission-neutral green technologies. The package combines direct grants with a partial corporate income tax exemption on income attributable to qualifying investments. The measure aims to accelerate Poland’s transition to a climate-neutral economy while enhancing corporate competitiveness. Key

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Romania: Romania Budget Rectification Cuts Revenue by EUR 1B

On 30 October 2026, the Ministry of Finance detailed the revenue shortfalls prompting the first 2026 budget rectification, which reduces consolidated budget revenues by nearly EUR 1 billion. Key underperforming chapters include VAT collections, corporate income tax, and excise duties, reflecting weaker-than-expected economic activity and consumption. The rectification law, approved by Government, reallocates expenditures toward

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