income tax

Latest news and articles about income tax from NEX English

Increase Taxable Households in France to 46% by 2025

The French government announced that over 19 million households will be subject to income tax by 2025, marking a significant increase since 2016. This percentage reflects a recovery in tax revenues, which constitute a quarter of the national budget.

Explore significant variations in income tax rates across Europe in 2025

New data reveals that personal income tax rates in Europe will vary significantly in 2025, influenced by factors such as income level, marital status, and number of dependents. This report highlights the disparities among European countries in this context.

Initiate Refunds for 2025 Income Tax Returns for 2024 Earnings

The Income and Sales Tax Department in Jordan has announced the initiation of refunds related to the 2025 income tax returns, which pertain to income earned in 2024. This decision aims to enhance tax procedures and facilitate the refund process for taxpayers.

Deadline for Submitting Income Tax Declarations Approaches

The deadline for submitting income tax declarations is fast approaching, set to end next Sunday. Taxpayers must adhere to the specified timelines to avoid penalties.

Simplify Tax Reporting in Indonesia with TASPEN's Digital Services

TASPEN (Persero) has announced its support for the 2025 individual income tax reporting facilitation policy by providing digital services that help retirees access required tax documents. This initiative is part of the Indonesian government's efforts to streamline tax procedures and enhance compliance among citizens.

Submit Income Tax Returns by April 30 for 2025

The tax authorities have announced that April 30 is the final deadline for submitting income tax returns for the year 2025. Compliance with this deadline is crucial to avoid penalties.

Advisors Warn: HMRC May Not Be Lenient with Tax Evaders Moving to Dubai

Advisors have warned that the British tax authority, HMRC, is unlikely to show leniency to British citizens who have relocated to Dubai to evade taxes. Those returning may face tax obligations on both personal income and capital gains.