Știri juridice

Lithuania: What's new for taxes in 2014 1 January 2014 marks important changes in Lithuanian taxation policy. These are the most relevant: CORPORATE INCOME TAX (CIT): 1 June will be the date for filing CIT declarations plus paying tax due to the state budget. Tax incentives for investment will

The amendment to the Collective Bargaining Act was passed despite the President's reservations. Members of parliament approved the amendment in its original wording. The parliament did not accept any of the president's comments, including the suggestion that higher-grade collective agreements only be extended to employers that already have a collective

Czech Republic: An amendment to the Public Procurement Act will come into force on 1 January 2014, after which public contracts in a volume of up to CZK 2 million (for goods and services) or up to CZK 6 million (for construction works) will again qualify as small-scale contracts. The

Belarus: Introduction of International financial reporting standards (IFRS) Introduction of International financial reporting standards (IFRS) With the new audit Law coming into force it will compulsory to carry out a statutory audit by June 30 of the year following the reporting period. The company must notify the tax

Germany: Employing staff from CEE through agencies involves a time limitation. Employing staff from CEE through agencies involves a time limitation. Employing staff from CEE through agencies (subcontracted labour) is widespread in some sectors. Careless handling of this facility can have serious consequences. Under the German Temporary Employment Act