What does Brexit mean for the hotel and leisure sector?
After apocalyptic thunderstorms on the morning of the referendum, many woke up on Friday to glorious sunshine - well, at least 52 per cent of the country did.
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After apocalyptic thunderstorms on the morning of the referendum, many woke up on Friday to glorious sunshine - well, at least 52 per cent of the country did.
Read moreLegal services firms are likely to see a flurry of activity following the Brexit vote as businesses and private clients seek to understand what it may mean for them and how they should plan for the future.
Read moreFollowing the UK referendum decision to leave the EU, we can be sure that tax will never be far from people’s minds.
Read moreFacts of the ECJ – Aspiro case (C-40/15) - The Polish Aspiro company supplies, in the name and on behalf of an insurance company, on the basis of a contact concluded with that company, comprehensive services for the settlement of insurance claims.
Read moreFrom 1 January 2017, the proposal would change the definition of real estate exempt from land tax.
Read moreIn relation to the Act on Corporate Tax and Dividend Tax (the Corporate Tax Act),the proposal would fundamentally change the definition of royalty with effect from 1 July 2016.
Read moreA brand new era began in Hungarian tax administration practices on 1 May in terms of the cooperation between NAV and the taxpayers as this day marked the actual entry into force of the new taxpayer classification rules in force since January.
Read moreOn 3 May, bill no. T/10537 was submitted to the Parliament proposing changes concerning VAT with effect from this year, 2017 and 2018.
Read moreChanges in the classification of reliable and risky taxpayers Based on the tax law amendment proposed for 2017, three years of continuous operation will no longer be a precondition for becoming a reliable taxpayer for public limited companies starting from 1 July 2016.
Read moreKATA (small taxpayers’ itemized lump sum tax) The 2017 tax law proposal modifies the definition of the income of small taxpayer enterprises. According the new definition, the KATA-taxpayer may disregard in the calculation of his income the amount of subsidies provided to cover costs and for development purposes.
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