BREAKING #NEWS: Treasury keeps #TouristTax: Chancellor Jeremy Hunt disappointed the British tourism, retail and hospitality sector by ignoring calls to reinstate VAT rebates in today’s budget. An hour long statement focused on raising additional taxes from non doms and extending windfall taxes on energy companies that created the headroom for a 2% cut to employee national insurance. The #TouristTax […] The post BREAKING #NEWS: Treasury keeps Tourist Tax appeared first on WATCHPRO.
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⏰ Today is the deadline for: • Submission of Income Tax Final Return and Payment for 2023 • Submission of GST Return and Payment May 2024 • Submission of Green Tax Return and Payment for May 2024 • Submission of Airport Tax & Fees Return and Payment for May 2024 • Payment of Tourism Land Rent for 3rd Quarter of 2024 Let's not wait for the last minute, file your tax returns and make payments before the deadline! 😊 #MIRADeadlines
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Financial update France October 24 Katriona Murray from our office in the Poitou Charentes, Limousin & Aquitaine region share her regular update on what you need to know as an expat and tax resident in France over the coming months. Need to know more? Check out her article below: https://lnkd.in/ep_v-xrz #livinginFrance #taxinFrance #expatfinance
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#IRD NZ Do you provide short-stay accommodation? 🏡✈️ IRD updated a series of “Questions We’ve Been Asked” (QWBA) on the income tax implications of providing short-stay accommodation. 🧾 These draft QWBA’s are important for anyone renting out their property for short stays, such as a holiday home or a room through a booking platform. 🏠💼 Originally published in 2019, the updates reflect recent changes, including: ⭐ GST online marketplace rules (income tax implications) ⭐ Residential rental ring-fencing rules ⭐ Interest limitation rules ⭐ A new view on depreciation for mixed-use chattels ⭐ Changes to thresholds for depreciation and provisional tax Check out the draft QWBA's on our Tax Technical website – https://lnkd.in/g-Mks83M
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Amendments to the key tax legislations affecting tourism sector were ratified today, raising TGST, Green Tax, and Airport Taxes and Fees. These changes will impact businesses and travellers, with phased-in effective dates. Read more ➡️ https://ctl.mv/3Aqwwqo
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Comparing the Tax Landscapes, Switzerland VS United Arab Emirates. Ty Murphy Switzerland and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) stand out on the global stage for their scenic beauty, economic prowess, and unique tax systems. Both nations are renowned for their favourable tax regimes, which attract businesses and wealthy individuals worldwide. This article delves into a comprehensive comparison of the tax structures in Switzerland and the UAE, highlighting significant differences and some surprising similarities. Read the full article on Linkedin https://buff.ly/43PkVLL Family Office Magazine #uae #tax #dubai #geneva #switzerland #tymurphy #familyoffices #familyofficemag
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Comparing the Tax Landscapes, Switzerland VS United Arab Emirates. Ty Murphy Switzerland and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) stand out on the global stage for their scenic beauty, economic prowess, and unique tax systems. Both nations are renowned for their favourable tax regimes, which attract businesses and wealthy individuals worldwide. This article delves into a comprehensive comparison of the tax structures in Switzerland and the UAE, highlighting significant differences and some surprising similarities. Read the full article on Linkedin https://buff.ly/43PkVLL Family Office Magazine #uae #tax #dubai #geneva #switzerland #tymurphy #familyoffices #familyofficemag
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𝗜𝗺𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝗧𝗮𝘅 𝗥𝗲𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺 𝗨𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲𝘀 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗶𝗻 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟱 The government has announced significant changes to the tax system, set to take effect in 2025. Here's a quick summary of key points: 🏠Property Tax: Replacing the current holiday home tax, this will apply to both individuals and legal entities, ranging from €0.6 to €8 per square meter depending on the municipality. 🏨 Tourist Accommodation: A new tax per bed for rented properties will range from €20 to €300, based on the tourism index. 💼 VAT Threshold: Increased from €40,000 to €50,000. 👨👩👧👦 Income Tax: Higher personal allowances, reduced rates, and higher thresholds will ease the tax burden on income. 🏡 Returning Croatians: Croatian citizens and descendants returning home will be exempt from personal income tax for 5 years! These reforms aim to modernize and simplify the tax system while reducing burdens. Stay tuned for final approval in November! For a full overview of this new regulation click here: 🔗 bit.ly/4eEkbxq #CroweCroatia #TaxReform
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Comparing the Tax Landscapes, Switzerland VS United Arab Emirates. Ty Murphy Switzerland and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) stand out on the global stage for their scenic beauty, economic prowess, and unique tax systems. Both nations are renowned for their favourable tax regimes, which attract businesses and wealthy individuals worldwide. This article delves into a comprehensive comparison of the tax structures in Switzerland and the UAE, highlighting significant differences and some surprising similarities. Read the full article on Linkedin https://buff.ly/43PkVLL Family Office Magazine #uae #tax #dubai #geneva #switzerland #tymurphy #familyoffices #familyofficemag
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#FINANCE In order to encourage tourism and strengthen the link with salvadorans abroad, the Finance Commission of the Legislative Assembly issued a favorable opinion that will allow travelers to bring in goods without paying taxes. 🇸🇻👩⚖🧑⚖🏛🤝🤝💵🪙🪙💰🌐🌎 Read it here: https://lc.cx/h04ZeZ #Dinerocomsv #ElSalvador #TAXExemption #FinanceCommission #SalvadoranAbroad
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SWEDEN REDUCES THE INCOME THRESHOLD FOR EXPERT TAX RELIEF The Swedish Parliament has decided to reduce the income threshold for expert tax relief. Currently, the foreign expatriate’s monthly income must exceed 2 price base amounts at the time of arrival in Sweden, to fulfill the expert tax relief requirement on an income basis. This threshold will be reduced to 1,5 price base amounts as of the 1st January 2025. The threshold reduction opens the expert tax relief possibility for additional expatriates, if they arrive in Sweden after this adjustment becomes effective. While an individual currently needs to exceed a monthly income of SEK 114 600 to reach the threshold, as of 2025, a monthly income exceeding SEK 88 200 will be sufficient for the expert tax relief. Consequently, it may be favorable for expatriates with this income level to consider this when scheduling their arrival in Sweden. For further information on the expert tax relief, as well as for application assistance, please feel free to reach out. #aspia #Expatriatepayroll #Experttax
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