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US Tax Season Begins - Vimarsana News

US Tax Season Begins

US Tax Season Begins 22 February 2021 The Internal Revenue Service launched tax season for individuals on February 15, 2021, highlighting the various supports available for taxpayers when preparing their returns. Taxpayers have until Thursday, April 15, 2021, to file their 2020 tax return and pay any tax owed. The IRS expects to receive more than 160 million individual tax returns this year, with nine out of 10 returns filed electronically. Taxpayers can securely access their IRS account information through their individual online account, which includes a number of new features. For exampl...

Cyprus Allows Firms Longer To Pay VAT Due In Feb, March - Vimarsana News

Cyprus Allows Firms Longer To Pay VAT Due In Feb, March

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OECD Completes Phase One BEPS Action 14 Reviews - Vimarsana News

OECD Completes Phase One BEPS Action 14 Reviews

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Belgian Lawmakers Approve New Tax On Securities Trading - Vimarsana News

Belgian Lawmakers Approve New Tax On Securities Trading

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Seychelles Hoping For EU Tax Blacklist Removal This Year - Vimarsana News

Seychelles Hoping For EU Tax Blacklist Removal This Year

Seychelles Hoping For EU Tax Blacklist Removal This Year Seychelles Hoping For EU Tax Blacklist Removal This Year by Lorys Charalambous, Tax-News.com, Cyprus 22 February 2021 The Seychelles Ministry of Finance has said it is confident that it will be removed from the EU's list of non-cooperative jurisdictions when it is next reviewed. In a February 16 statement, the Ministry said: "The Seychelles has taken the key steps in reforming its territorial tax regime to address concerns of the European Union (EU). Together with addressing the concerns of the Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange...