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Friday, 18 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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Payroll Tax & Employer Contributions·United Kingdom·GOV.UK·1 week ago

Start notice now means deduct even if worker denies student loan

The rewritten guidance removes the ignore-the-Start-Notice exception: deduct from the next payday until HMRC says stop; the borrower pursues refunds via SLC.

Payroll Tax & Employer Contributions·United Kingdom·GOV.UK·1 week ago

HMRC revises employer fix for student-loan over-deductions

CSLM20020 now routes post-year-end over-deduction cases to the Student Loans Company and lets employers correct via the final FPS while the year is still open.

Tax Filing, Registration & Penalties·Norway·Skatteetaten·1 week ago

Tax-card API users must switch to polling by 15 December

Skatteetaten will stop creating Dialogporten messages for tax-card orders. Systems using dialogue notifications must change; systems already using polling need no adjustment.

Customs & Trade·Estonia·e-MTA·1 week ago

Steel importers must prove melt-and-pour country from October

From 1 October 2026 every steel import needs declared melt-and-pour country and heat number with verifiable evidence; without it the goods cannot clear customs.

Tax Filing, Registration & Penalties·France·impots.gouv.fr·1 week ago·2 documents

DGFiP tightens professional-space security and SEPA mandate steps

Both creation guides now require a 20-character password and say the B2B direct-debit mandate must reach the bank, with the RUM recorded, before any first self-assessed tax payment.

Corporate & Income Tax·United Kingdom·GOV.UK·1 week ago

HMRC marks non-resident landlord record guidance historical

A new header on SAM100120 marks the old Self Assessment record-setup text historical: NRCL returns belong under CTM92840 since 6 April 2020.

Fixed Asset Depreciation — Tax Rules·Sweden·Skatteverket·1 week ago·2 documents

Cash-capped land reallotment escapes withdrawal tax

Land transferred by fastighetsreglering for cash of at most 42,000 kronor triggers no withdrawal taxation, and cash-only reallotments feed the building's cost base.

Tax Filing, Registration & Penalties·Finland·Vero·1 week ago

Vero requires registered signatories for paper refund-account notices

Paper form 7209 remains available only for a special reason, such as a technical obstacle. A Veroasioiden hoito mandate does not let an agent change a limited company’s account in OmaVero.

Customs & Trade·United Kingdom·Chartered Institute of Taxation·1 week ago

CDS unavailable 26–27 Sep 2026: plan declarations around longer outage

CDS is down for all users 7 PM Sat 26 Sep to 8.30 AM Sun 27 Sep 2026 — longer than usual. Declarations queue until the end; GMR actions could be affected and export P2P must be secured before the outage.

Tax Filing, Registration & Penalties·Norway·Skatteetaten·1 week ago·3 documents

Tax software gets Serg search v2 and a document-download scope

The 0.9 information model, calculations and code lists are scheduled for testing by 30 November; Serg search v1 will work through 2027.

VAT / GST / Indirect Tax·France·BOFiP - Bulletin Officiel des Finances Publiques·1 week ago

Who accounts for French VAT: supplier or customer

BOFiP doctrine maps who accounts for French VAT -- the supplier or the customer -- across cross-border supplies and sectoral reverse charges.

VAT / GST / Indirect Tax·Lithuania·Etar·1 week ago

Working-capital loan scheme eases access for more borrowers

Order No. 4-383 of 8 September 2026 opens the loans beyond the hardest-hit sectors, eases the liquidity tests and makes non-deductible VAT an eligible cost.

Tax Filing, Registration & Penalties·Estonia·e-MTA·1 week ago

EMTA publishes how it scores company tax behaviour

The new methods paper spells out the six indicators behind each of the two ratings, the 1–3 scale and how often each data feed refreshes.

Tax Courts & Tribunal Decisions·Sweden·Domstol Rattspraxis·1 week ago

Pension-capital-for-mortgage-discount policy fails pension test

HFD 333-26: a deposit policy whose capital placement buys a mortgage-rate discount lets the holder dispose of the capital, breaching 58 kap. 6 § IL — so it is not a pensionsförsäkring.

VAT / GST / Indirect Tax·Sweden·FAR·1 week ago

Salary-deduction benefits get new VAT base after court ruling

After HFD 4652-25 on office massage, output VAT can often be calculated on the salary deduction itself; bicycle benefits may gain while car-benefit calculations need a fresh look.

VAT / GST / Indirect Tax·France·BOFiP - Bulletin Officiel des Finances Publiques·1 week ago·7 documents

France updates reduced VAT rates for housing renovation works

BOFiP consolidates the 10% and 5.5% rates for dwelling renovation and energy works, fossil-boiler exclusion and on-invoice client certification.

Payroll Tax & Employer Contributions·Lithuania·Lietuvos buhalterių ir auditorių asociacija·1 week ago

Sodra base rises to 90% for author's fees, owner withdrawals

The 50% Sodra base is gone: from 1 July 2026 author's fees and code-02 owner withdrawals carry a 90% VSD base, with the 43-VDU ceiling up to EUR 99,422.

Customs & Trade·Estonia·e-MTA·1 week ago

EMTA guidance bands third-country returns by goods value

Goods worth up to 150 euros face new refund limits — no repayment when an item merely does not fit — while the 150–1,000 euro band keeps invalidation refunds on a 90-day application deadline.

VAT / GST / Indirect Tax·France·BOFiP - Bulletin Officiel des Finances Publiques·1 week ago

France clarifies VAT reverse charge for subcontracted construction works

New binding BOFiP ruling details which subcontracted building, public-works and maintenance jobs fall under reverse charge, plus invoicing and public-procurement rules.

VAT / GST / Indirect Tax·Sweden·Skatteverket·1 week ago

VAT group counts as importer when a member declares the goods

New 9 September guidance: a VAT-group member named as declarant, or represented by an indirect agent, counts as VAT-registered under the Customs Act, making the group the importer liable for VAT.

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  1. 1 week agoStart notice now means deduct even if worker denies student loan
  2. 1 week agoHMRC revises employer fix for student-loan over-deductions
  3. 1 week agoTax-card API users must switch to polling by 15 December
  4. 1 week agoSteel importers must prove melt-and-pour country from October
  5. 1 week agoDGFiP tightens professional-space security and SEPA mandate steps