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Monday, 14 September 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.

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Legal & Corporate·Lithuania·Lietuvos auditorių rūmai·6 days ago

LAR prices autumn audit and accounting courses at €600 each

Audit and accounting preparation now cost €600 each; the September audit course starts on 14 September, with accounting and law sessions following in October and November.

Legal & Corporate·Finland·Finlex·6 days ago

TV casting checks fail Finland’s journalistic-purpose exemption

Helsinki’s appeal court upheld refusal of court-register data on 39 applicants: selecting participants was not exclusively journalistic processing, even if their convictions might later feature on air.

Legal & Corporate·Norway·Lovdata·6 days ago

More debtors qualify for Norway’s new enforcement rules

From 4 September, fewer claims at Innkrevingsmyndigheten block entry to the new regime; geographic and other eligibility conditions still apply.

Legal & Corporate·Denmark·Domsdatabasen·6 days ago

Board arbitration clauses bind an estate pursuing company liability claims

Højesteret upheld dismissal of a bankruptcy estate’s claim against two directors, distinguishing inherited company claims from rights arising only on bankruptcy.

Legal & Corporate·Denmark·Retsinformation·1 week ago

Construction ID bill covers projects above DKK 100 million

Adopted bill L 19 requires site ID cards, recorded attendance and five-year data retention. The minister will set commencement for those duties; 1 January 2027 applies to a separate amendment.

Payroll & Labour·Finland·Finlex·1 week ago

Care worker’s injury helping a fallen stranger qualifies as a work accident

In KKO:2026:58, a legal duty to assist a person in serious danger made stopping a journey between clients necessary. The insurer must pay statutory compensation.

Public Sector & Economy·Denmark·Retsinformation·1 week ago

Adopted farm bill adds emissions accounts and five-year retention

Bill L 5 sets a calendar-year framework for emissions and fertiliser accounts from 2027, with transitional protection for earlier planning periods and further details delegated to ministerial rules.

Financial Sector & Markets·Denmark·Retsinformation·1 week ago

Adopted AML bill adds sanctions controls and independent testing

Bill L 9 extends written controls to financial sanctions and proliferation-financing risks. It also broadens independent testing, with a general commencement date of 15 September 2026.

Legal & Corporate·Norway·Revisorforeningen·1 week ago

Norway sets filing cutoffs for company changes before year-end

Digital decisions must be sent by 5 October 2026 and implementation notices by 3 December; paper notices must arrive by 1 October and 1 December respectively.

Legal & Corporate·Denmark·Retsinformation·2 weeks ago

Denmark imposes repair duties for specified consumer goods

Manufacturers must repair covered goods on request unless repair is impossible. Separate sales-law changes add a one-off 12-month extension of the defect-notification period after repair.

Legal & Corporate·Denmark·Domsdatabasen·2 weeks ago

Property-defect limitation can start before the formal takeover date

Højesteret counted from the buyer’s earlier possession date, subject to suspension until knowledge of the claim. Both seller and estate-agent claims were time-barred when proceedings began.

Financial Sector & Markets·Denmark·Retsinformation·2 weeks ago

Danish companies must shield themselves from sanctioned owners’ control

Law 727 requires protective measures approved by Erhvervsstyrelsen and suspends rights attributable to sanctioned owners. The authority can require independent assurance of company information.

Accounting & Reporting·Denmark·Retsinformation·2 weeks ago

Danish foundations face revised related-party disclosures for 2027

Law 729 changes financial-statement disclosures for commercial foundations for financial years beginning from 1 January 2027, alongside board controls over dealings with management.

Financial Sector & Markets·Estonia·Riigi Teataja·2 weeks ago

Estonian banks face 1 October deadline for committee and control changes

Banks must align their activities and documents with amended committee and internal-control provisions by 1 October 2026, including independence and governance requirements.

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.

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.

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.

IT, Cybersecurity & Data·Finland·Finlex·2 weeks ago

Sanoma must obtain consent for personalisation cookies and certain web calls

KHO upheld the consent order. Visiting a news site did not amount to expressly requesting content personalised through tracking and analysis.

IT, Cybersecurity & Data·Finland·Finlex·2 weeks ago

Otavamedia must offer cookie refusal on the first consent screen

The design steered users towards acceptance. Following IAB Europe’s TCF standard did not prove compliance with cookie rules.

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  3. 6 days agoMore debtors qualify for Norway’s new enforcement rules
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  5. 1 week agoConstruction ID bill covers projects above DKK 100 million