Europe: Tax

There were several important legislative changes which were published over the course of September 2025. Below is an overview of the key updates across different areas.

During today's ECOFIN meeting, the EU Council has reaffirmed the EU list of noncooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes ("Blacklist").

Özet: 1986 yılından bu yana uygulanmakta olan 193 sayılı Gelir Vergisi Kanununun 23/14. Maddesinde yer alan ücret istisnasına göre; kanuni ve iş merkezi Türkiye'de bulunmayan dar mükellefiyete tabi işverenlerin yanında çalışan hizmet erbabına, işverenin Türkiye dışında elde ettiği kazançları üzerinden döviz olarak ödediği ücretlerin tamamı gelir vergisinden istisna edilmiştir. Ancak, istisna şartları

A section 431 election is a tax form that an employee and their employer can sign when the employee gets shares (or similar investments) in connection with their employment...

Vergi sistemimizde sekiz yıldır uygulanmakta olan vergisini düzenli beyan edip ödeyen vergiye uyumlu gelir ve kurumlar vergisi mükelleflerine sağlanan %5...

The Minister announced a range of tax cuts and expenditure measures worth €9.4 billion, along with an overall Budget surplus for 2026 of €5.1 billion.

A quiet revolution is taking place across the Mediterranean. As 2025 unfolds, discerning high-net-worth individuals from the UK are discovering Cyprus, not as a tax haven in the traditional sense...

With potential reforms to Inheritance Tax expected in November's Budget, individuals may wish to seek advice on lifetime gifting sooner rather than la...

Over the past two decades, the Middle East has emerged as one of the fastest-growing regions for wealth creation.

This bulletin follows the release of the September Agent Update (Issue 135). In this issue we cover the content most relevant to employment taxes and reward activities.

Companies House will introduce new legal requirements for identity verification for company directors and people with significant control (PSCs) from Tuesday 18 November 2025.

Last month, Bloomberg reported that despite the abolition of the UK non-dom regime and the looming prospect of wealth taxes, London remains a magnet for family offices.