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Legal & Corporate news

Saturday, 31 October 2026

Regulatory changes detected daily from official sources across Europe. Create a free account to follow your jurisdictions and ask Taxxa what a change means in practice.

Government Procurement & Public Tender RulesUnited KingdomLaws of Gibraltar2 weeks ago

Gibraltar permits direct concession awards in four defined cases

From 15 October 2026, Gibraltar granters may award without publishing a notice after a failed competition, with a sole supplier, in urgency or on Minister protection grounds; £5m+ projects gain duration factors.

Industry: Across industries

Professional Body Regulations & Accountant LicensingPolandStowarzyszenie Księgowych w Polsce2 weeks ago

SKwP adds 40 Warszawa sittings for bookkeeping exams

SKwP adds Warszawa as a tenth exam city with 40 new sittings from 7 November 2026 to 19 June 2027 across its three bookkeeping qualifications; all other cities unchanged.

Industry: Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy

Data Protection & Privacy LawMonacoJournal de Monaco2 weeks ago

Monaco fixes adequacy list for personal-data transfers abroad

Arrêté n° 2026-548 lists the countries, territories and organisation deemed adequate under Law n° 1.565 article 97; transfers there rest on adequacy, others need safeguards or a derogation.

Industry: Across industries

Primary Legislation / Official GazetteGermanyRechtsprechung des Bundes2 weeks ago

Germany replaces arms export list, lifts Zimbabwe arms ban

The 23rd AWV amendment in force 17 October replaces the Ausfuhrliste, drops Zimbabwe from the §74 arms embargo list, extends §76a exemptions to EU sanctions bans and adds Russia, Belarus, Iran and DPRK offences to §82.

Industry: Across industries

Shareholder Rights & General Meeting RulesLithuaniaLiteko2 weeks ago

Shareholder document refusal returns for 7-day test

Kaunas regional court sends shareholder-information refusal back: the 7-day clock was never tested, and post-ruling replies cannot be decided on appeal.

Industry: Across industries

Government Procurement & Public Tender RulesLithuaniaLiteko2 weeks ago

No proven harm to EU budget means no correction

LVAT annulled the 25 per cent correction for an oversized social flat: a formal breach is not budgetary harm, and its possibility must be individualised, not presumed.

Industry: Across industries

Government Procurement & Public Tender RulesLithuaniaLiteko2 weeks ago

Supplier cost tables alone cannot topple tender price caps

Appeal court upholds Plungė street-maintenance price caps: a supplier's own cost tables without primary data do not prove manifest breach, and bidding within caps does not concede their lawfulness.

Industry: Across industries

Company Formation, Registry & Corporate FilingsDenmarkErhvervsstyrelsen2 weeks ago

Boards decide auditor valuation for non-cash foundation payouts

Boards may dispense with the auditor report for non-cash distributions but carry the valuation risk; filings need a reasoned statement, minutes and, for automatic or deficit reductions, new full-text articles.

Industry: Trusts, funds and similar financial entities

General Court Decisions & Case LawLithuaniaLiteko2 weeks ago

PVM on repair bill stays a loss until deduction is proved

The appeal court kept EUR 14,115.86 of repair costs with PVM: actually paid PVM is a loss until the specific deduction is proved, and granting one alternative claim means the action succeeds in full.

Industry: Across industries

Administrative Law & AppealsUnited KingdomRevenue Jersey2 weeks ago

Jersey company tax appeals move to online form first

Jersey companies disputing a tax assessment must now use the online appeal form first; written appeals with the same four particulars remain accepted as an alternative.

Industry: Across industries

Directors' Duties & Corporate GovernanceNorwayFinanstilsynet2 weeks ago2 documents

Estate agency shredded its board minutes; settlement and AML failings found

Finanstilsynet found Dialog Eiendomsmegling has no board minutes, breached settlement rules in one deal, delivered late new-build guarantees in 13, and has AML gaps. The breach predates fining power.

Industry: Real estate agencies

Government Procurement & Public Tender RulesEuropean UnionEUR-Lex2 weeks ago

ECJ backs post-award listing of suppliers giving false data

A court finding of false capacity statements after award can still put a supplier on the false-information list — if listing is time-limited, self-cleaning stays open, and review exists.

Industry: Across industries

General Court Decisions & Case LawEuropean UnionEUR-Lex2 weeks ago

AG: bid-period concert reporting escapes narrow transparency test

France's stricter bid-period disclosure duties need no testing against the Transparency Directive's concert-party definition — but blocking a squeeze-out can itself be a lasting policy towards management.

Industry: Financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding · Activities auxiliary to financial services and insurance activities

Professional Body Regulations & Accountant LicensingPolandPolska Izba Biegłych Rewidentów (PIBR)2 weeks ago2 documents

KRBR sets 2027 auditor CPD rules, exam dates; Kielce branch merges into Kraków

Poland's audit council adopted 27 resolutions: 2027 mandatory-training guidelines, new exam timetables, the Kielce–Kraków branch merger, the June 2027 national congress call and governance repeals.

Industry: Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy

Data Protection & Privacy LawEuropean UnionEUR-Lex2 weeks ago

AG: automated payment-option refusals can breach GDPR ban

AG Medina proposes that blocking invoice or instalment payment by algorithm can breach the automated-decision ban if it can kill the sale — and that only the automated decision itself being indispensable excuses it.

Industry: Retail sale via mail order houses or via Internet

General Court Decisions & Case LawEuropean UnionEUR-Lex2 weeks ago

ECJ: banks must refund unauthorised payments first, argue negligence later

A bank that blames the customer for falling for phishing must still refund an unauthorised payment immediately; gross negligence only matters when the bank later claims the loss back.

Industry: Financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding

General Court Decisions & Case LawNorwayDomstol2 weeks ago

Supreme Court narrows independent-position exemption from working-time rules

Unanimous Høyesterett: a project manager bound by deadlines and workload was not in a «særlig uavhengig stilling» — external constraints count, and in doubt the working-time rules apply.

Industry: Across industries

Consumer Protection LawUnited KingdomGOV.UK2 weeks ago

CMA fines Gold's Gym £45,000 over hidden mandatory fees

The CMA gave Gold's Gym a Final Infringement Notice on 29 September 2026 with a £45,000 penalty for hiding mandatory fees from the upfront total, plus joining-fee refunds and a year of refund reporting.

Industry: Across industries

General Court Decisions & Case LawEuropean UnionEUR-Lex2 weeks ago

ECJ sets bar for sanctions breach in Yemen award payments

Paying an award to an unlisted Yemeni public body can breach sanctions only on objective evidence of a significant diversion risk; competing control claims create no presumption.

Industry: Across industries

Consumer Protection LawUnited KingdomGOV.UK2 weeks ago

CMA fines Wayfair £4.8m for misleading time-limited sales

The CMA gave Wayfair a Final Infringement Notice on 12 October 2026 with a £4.8m penalty for misleading time-limited sales, discounted 40% for settlement including admissions and no appeal.

Industry: Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles