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In this article, we highlight the most relevant changes to Slovenia’s tax laws, from the perspective of corporate income tax, VAT, personal income tax and tax procedure that enter into force on 1 January 2025.
On 27 December 2024, the Parliament of North Macedonia adopted the new Law on Minimum Global Corporate Income Tax (“Law”).
Former Crido Partner Michal Borowski has joined Dentons as a Partner and will head the firm’s offering related to tax governance, cooperation with the tax administration, and indirect taxes.
Havel & Partners has promoted Robert Porubsky, Petr Tusakovsky, and Martin Vlk to its partnership in the firm’s most recent promotion round.
Former Counsel Mantas Juozaitis has been promoted to Partner at Motieka.
On 30 December 2024, the Romanian government adopted Emergency Ordinance no. 156/2024 (“the GEO”) regulating a series of important fiscal changes that entered into force starting January 2025, as summarised below.
Law 5162/2024 (“New Law”), which aims to enhance business innovation and competitiveness through tax incentives for investments in start-ups, introduces significant changes in Law 4172/2013 (Income Tax Code) and Law 5038/2023 (Immigration Code) providing substantial benefits and opportunities to Angel Investors.
