Ukraine’s parliament has amended its tax law as to introduce a 1,5% military tax based on employees’ income as a means to improve the country’s Armed Forces.

Ukraine is planning to commence with an automatic exchange of information on financial accounts of non-residents under the international Common Reporting Standard as early as 2020, ...

In recent years, Bulgaria has been an increasingly attractive destination for the outsourcing of businesses in numerous industries. As a member of the European Union

Croatia is preparing for significant tax reforms, effective January 1, 2025, that aim to boost incomes, attract returnees, and support young employees. These changes also grant local governments more flexibility...

The Tax Department announced that as of May 3rd 2023 tax payments through JCC platform will no longer be available and payments will be executed ONLY through Tax Portal.

Ensuring the security of payroll data is paramount in today's digital landscape, especially for businesses operating within the European Union (EU). The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)...

Internships offer young professionals invaluable opportunities to gain practical knowledge, skills, and experience under the guidance of established experts.

The Cyprus Stock Exchange ("CSE") operates within the defined European framework and is under full supervision by the Cypriot authorities. In addition to the Regulated Market, the CSE also operates

is widely known that brain drain is the worst threat to a country's prosperity. The Greek government announced legislative initiatives to reverse this phenomenon, to attract foreign investment

According to the announcement made by the Ministry of Finance on 25/09/2023, the timely submission of the Individual Income Tax Declaration (TD1) for the year 2022 and the payment...

Albania's tax authorities have turned their attention to one of the digital era's most dynamic professions: influencers. As part of a broader push to formalise the economy...

We would like to inform you about the key updates stemming from the recently approved state budget in Bulgaria, which will come into effect on 1 April 2025.

As businesses continue to expand across borders, navigating the legal, tax, and social security aspects of secondments and international assignments becomes crucial.

Cyprus has introduced important new legislation mandating designated breastfeeding facilities across workplaces and public establishments. The new legal requirement for breastfeeding facilities...

Effective 1 January 2026, the maximum salary amounts subject to social insurance contributions will increase.

The Cyprus Tax Department has announced a temporary shutdown of its online systems to facilitate planned upgrades, affecting both the Tax For All (TFA) platform and the Tax Portal.

Strategically positioned at the intersection of Europe, Asia, and Africa, Greece serves as a natural gateway for international trade and transportation. Its advanced port infrastructure...

Greece's entrepreneurial scene is undergoing a significant transformation. From small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) forming the backbone of the economy...

A new labour law under parliamentary review in 2025 will allow private-sector employees to divide their annual leave into multiple periods throughout the year, rather than only two blocks...

From 1 May 2025, Lithuania introduces a revision to the daily interest rate applicable to tax loans under its Tax Administration Law (TAL). This adjustment reflects a broader policy approach...