Another Amendment to the Financial Transaction Tax Act approved by Parliament
Parliament has approved yet a second amendment to the act on new financial transaction tax, which will be paid from 1 April 2025.
Parliament has approved yet a second amendment to the act on new financial transaction tax, which will be paid from 1 April 2025.
We have prepared a summary of key measures that the European Commission plans to propose in 2025. They are based on long-term strategies while also responding to the current political and economic challenges of member states. The work program…
Last month’s tax and legal news in brief.
Withholding tax and security tax are two different methods aimed at securing tax collection (at source). Did you know that the main difference between them lies in their purpose and the way they are implemented?
The list of non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes (the so-called blacklist) remains unchanged.
The Commercial Code allows for the extension of the maturity period of a liability. However, did you know that for the purposes of the Slovak Income Tax Act and taxation of liabilities, such an extended liability period is not relevant?
In December, the European Union adopted a directive that will simplify and accelerate the processes related to the refund of excess withholding tax. This directive is a significant step towards modernizing tax processes within the European Union,…
After almost two years of negotiations, in early November 2024 the Council of the European Union reached an agreement on new VAT measures – VAT in the Digital Age (“ViDA”). These measures aim to update the VAT system in the EU to reflect the…
Only 56 days of the approval of the Financial Transaction Tax Act, the Parliament approved its amendment.
The provisions of the Tax Code allow a taxpayer to request the Financial Directorate to issue a binding opinion on the application of tax regulations. However, do you know what areas the opinion is issued on?
Amendment to the Slovak VAT Act that was approved by Parliament brings the following major changes
The Council of the European Union approves a revised list of non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes. Following the meeting, one country was removed from the blacklist. At the same time, no other countries were added to the list.