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Monday, 14 September 2026

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  1. 2 weeks agoGroup-b vehicle CO2 duty rises to NOK 450 in the first band
  2. 2 weeks agoEstonia requires an online withdrawal function from September
  3. 2 weeks agoSAF-T submissions move to an online form and end-user systems
  4. 2 weeks agoBill would define stadigvarande vistelse as 160 days, or 120 twice
  5. 2 weeks agoRoad-use fuel duty resumes from 1 September

Tax·Norway·Lovdata·2 weeks ago

Group-b vehicle CO2 duty rises to NOK 450 in the first band

From 1 September 2026, the first 0–100 g/km band for class 2 vans and class 1 lorries is charged at NOK 450 per g/km, up from NOK 300.

Legal & Corporate·Estonia·Riigi Teataja·2 weeks ago·2 documents

Estonia requires an online withdrawal function from September

From 1 September 2026, the law specifies a prominent withdrawal function, electronic submission and prompt confirmation; separate rules cover financial-service interface design.

Tax·Norway·Skatteetaten·2 weeks ago·3 documents

SAF-T submissions move to an online form and end-user systems

Updated documentation replaces Altinn as the SAF-T file-submission channel and explains audit-case access, upload limits and alternative delivery arrangements.

Tax·Sweden·Riksdagen·2 weeks ago

Bill would define stadigvarande vistelse as 160 days, or 120 twice

Prop. 2025/26:306 proposes a day-count definition of habitual stay in inkomstskattelagen from 1 January 2027, counting only days that include an overnight rest.

Tax·Norway·Lovdata·2 weeks ago

Road-use fuel duty resumes from 1 September

The temporary zero rates have ended. Petrol returns to NOK 3.77 per litre and road diesel to NOK 2.28, with separate rates for other fuels.

Payroll & Labour·Norway·Lovdata·2 weeks ago

Minimum pension rates rise NOK 8,000 with effect from May

The amendment took effect on 1 September 2026, with retroactive rate increases from 1 May. One early-retirement threshold change is deferred until 1 January 2027.

Public Sector & Economy·Norway·Altinn·2 weeks ago

Agricultural Altinn services end old-role access on 1 November

Landbruksdirektoratet tells delegated users to renew access through the Jordbruk package or individual service rights before old Altinn II roles stop working.

IT, Cybersecurity & Data·Norway·Finanstilsynet·2 weeks ago

DORA replaces Norway’s ICT rules for additional financial firms

From 1 September 2026, financing, debt-collection and estate-agency firms face adapted DORA requirements. The supervisor specifies temporary incident-reporting channels.

Payroll & Labour·Norway·Lovdata·2 weeks ago

Extra pension income allowance extends to ordinary-workplace VTA

From 1 September 2026, qualifying public-service disability pensioners in chapter 14A VTA receive the same additional income allowance of one basic amount as chapter 14 participants.

Accounting & Reporting·Estonia·Riigi Teataja·2 weeks ago

Vormsi introduces a municipal financial-management procedure

Effective from 1 September 2026, the procedure sets budget deadlines, reserve-fund limits, borrowing rules and annual-report controls for the municipality.

Payroll & Labour·Estonia·Riigi Teataja·2 weeks ago

Harku sets monthly basic-pay timing from September

From 1 September 2026, the pay guide requires payment by the fifth day of the following month unless otherwise agreed, to the recipient’s nominated bank account.

Accounting & Reporting·Estonia·Riigi Teataja·2 weeks ago

Estonia sets FY2027 application date for revised accounting guidelines

The September 2026 versions of RTJ 1–12 and 15–16 apply to reporting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2027.

Payroll & Labour·Estonia·Riigi Teataja·2 weeks ago

Estonia sets the single-parent child allowance at €100 from September

The €100 monthly amount applies from 1 September 2026. Eligibility depends on the child’s legal circumstances, including missing parental details or a parent declared wanted.

IT, Cybersecurity & Data·Estonia·Riigi Teataja·2 weeks ago

Estonia replaces its information-security standard from 1 September

The new regulation preserves compatible existing security measures and allows pre-existing compliance documentation to remain valid for up to three years.

Legal & Corporate·Denmark·Skatte Stylrelsen·2 weeks ago

Tax authority reviews 126 cases linked to suspected identity theft

Skattestyrelsen says 113 cases had been reviewed again by 24 August 2026 and promises to finish all 126 by the end of September. It also announces six safeguards for future case handling.

Accounting & Reporting·Estonia·Riigi Teataja·2 weeks ago

Rae’s new financial-management procedure takes effect in September

The procedure sets municipal budget controls and annual-report deadlines, including audited reports from group companies and foundations by 15 March.

Tax·Estonia·e-MTA·2 weeks ago

Estonian guidance says cash receipts belong in the entrepreneurship account

Account holders paid in cash by a private individual should transfer the money into their entrepreneurship account at the first opportunity, says the tax authority.

Tax·Sweden·Skatteverket·2 weeks ago

Deklarationsombud may now hold a samordningsnummer, with limits

Skatteverket's ombud page opens the role to holders of a coordination number, restates which returns an ombud may file, and adds read access for income returns and a kupongskatt authorisation from October 2026.

Accounting & Reporting·Norway·Regnskapsstiftelsen·2 weeks ago

NRS 16 requires a continuous directors’ report from 2027

The revised standard requires a clear beginning and end to the årsberetning. Separate documents remain possible where legislation expressly permits them.

Tax·Sweden·Skatteverket·2 weeks ago

Two organisations added to the approved gift-recipient list

Droginformation för alla and RFSL Ungdom are approved gift recipients from 31 August 2026, so gifts to them from that date can count towards the tax reduction.

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