Jan Stojaspal

The government of Latvia decided to delay until 2029 full implementation of global minimum tax rules, under a Tuesday decision of the Cabinet of Ministers, the Baltic country’s highest executive body.

Italy’s draft transfer pricing provisions need to clarify the tax consequences of a local asset manager failing to demonstrate that its compensation conforms to the arm’s-length principle, according to practitioners.

French luxury goods manufacturer S.T. Dupont lost an appeal against a transfer pricing adjustment involving a Hong Kong subsidiary, under a ruling of France’s Conseil d’État.

OnlyFans must collect value-added tax on all funds generated by creators on its site, as do other online platforms, the European Court of Justice ruled Tuesday.

EU member countries are within their rights to require Airbnb Inc. and other short-term rental intermediaries to disclose rental contract information to the tax authorities, and to collect taxes when facilitating the payment of rent, the European Court of Justice ruled Thursday.

Poland plans to impose a minimum tax on large corporations under revisions of a multi-billion-dollar stimulus package that was first outlined in May, the Finance Ministry said Wednesday.

Poland will delay the planned lowering of VAT rates to stabilize public finances hit by the virus crisis under a draft bill adopted Wednesday by the Council of Ministers.

Poland plans to tax revenue of streaming providers—companies like Netflix and Amazon—as part of a new set of virus relief measures submitted to Parliament on Tuesday for approval.

The Slovak government said Monday that companies can expect three more months for filing their 2019 corporate income tax returns, sanction-free loan payment deferrals, and improved access to low-interest loans as part of a new coronavirus-action plan.