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Legal & Corporate news

Tuesday, 3 November 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.

Administrative Law & AppealsUnited KingdomRevenue Jersey3 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 GovernanceNorwayFinanstilsynet3 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-Lex3 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-Lex3 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)3 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-Lex3 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-Lex3 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 LawNorwayDomstol3 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.UK3 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-Lex3 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.UK3 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

Administrative Law & AppealsGermanyBundesfinanzhof3 weeks ago

BFH upholds €100 fine on witness who skipped Finanzgericht hearing

A duly summoned witness stayed away over a misunderstanding about her summons; the VI Senate holds that excuses neither the absence nor an undeclared spousal privilege, and keeps the €100 fine.

Insolvency & Restructuring LawEstoniaRiigikohus3 weeks ago

Riigikohus shields law firm from trustee loss, orders fee return

Riigikohus: law firm not liable for trustee's embezzlement, but must return 87,283.20 euros in fees as unjust enrichment.

Industry: Legal activities

Commercial & Contract LawHong Kong SAR ChinaJudiciary Legal Reference System (LEGALREF)3 weeks ago

CFA: innocent-misrepresentation rescission needs court order

ANZ's tracing claim fails: rescission for innocent misrepresentation needs a court order, so no proprietary claim vested against the volunteer recipients.

Industry: Across industries

Insolvency & Restructuring LawLithuaniaLiteko3 weeks ago

Appeal lifts Bg Logistics bankruptcy claim to €72,827.10

The Court of Appeal confirms an extra €37,564 debt-transfer claim in the Bg Logistics bankruptcy, holding creditor consent needs no signature, and cuts the creditor's costs bill to €311.16.

Industry: Across industries

Insolvency & Restructuring LawHong Kong SAR ChinaJudiciary Legal Reference System (LEGALREF)3 weeks ago2 documents

CFA upholds winding-up; consent judgment fixes creditor standing

China Properties Group stays wound up: a Mainland consent judgment conclusively makes the petitioner a creditor, an unnotified assignment leaves standing intact, and appeal funders face costs.

Industry: Across industries

Consumer Protection LawFranceEntreprendre Service Public3 weeks ago

Business websites face €375,000 legal-notice fines; 3-click exit rules restated

Company sites must show RNE/RCS numbers, publication director and regulated-profession details or face up to €375,000; the page also restates the 3-click cancellation feature, whose code fine is lower.

Industry: Across industries

Competition & Antitrust LawUnited KingdomGOV.UK3 weeks ago

CMA consults on Co-op store sales to clear Southern deal

The CMA consults until 27 October 2026 on CGL divesting 15 convenience stores and two funeral homes to avoid a phase 2 probe of its completed Southern Co-op acquisition.

Industry: Funeral and related activities · Retail sale in non-specialised stores with food, beverages or tobacco predominating

Government Procurement & Public Tender RulesNorwayLovdata3 weeks ago

M2 bus zero-emission scope narrowed; heavy-vehicle fuel quota removed

For M2 buses, zero-emission now covers only those with standing places; M2 buses without standing places move to Euro VI/VII with M3 III, and the 25% alternative-fuel quota for N2/N3 is deleted.

Industry: Other passenger land transport n.e.c. · Freight transport by road

Competition & Antitrust LawUnited KingdomLegislation gov3 weeks ago

Telecoms continuity becomes merger public-interest ground

SI 2026/1075, in force 13 October 2026, lets the Secretary of State intervene in mergers that threaten continuity of telecoms supply, covering public services, critical infrastructure and vulnerable customers.

Industry: Telecommunications