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MEPs call on Zelenskyy to return draft law on opening declaration registers to Ukrainian Parliament - Vimarsana News

MEPs call on Zelenskyy to return draft law on opening declaration registers to Ukrainian Parliament

Members of the European Parliament have called on Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to return the draft law on the restoration of mandatory electronic declaration to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine (Ukrainian Parliament).

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There will be consultations: Zelenskyy is yet to decide whether to veto declaration law - Vimarsana News

There will be consultations: Zelenskyy is yet to decide whether to veto declaration law

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will make a decision concerning a law about online declaration, adopted by the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine (Ukrainian Parliament), after consultation with Olha Stefanishyna, Vice Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration of Ukraine.

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Why advisors must urge clients to declare extra income - Vimarsana News

Why advisors must urge clients to declare extra income

H&R Block highlights dangers of not declaring income as more people take on side jobs

Big techs pay Vietnam US$20 million in taxes in three-month period - Vimarsana News

Big techs pay Vietnam US$20 million in taxes in three-month period

Vietnam is now among the first four Southeast Asian countries collecting taxes from offshore service providers that currently do not have a representative office in the host country.

Child Tax Credit Claims Extended Until 2025 With No Penalties; Who Are Eligible? - Vimarsana News

Child Tax Credit Claims Extended Until 2025 With No Penalties; Who Are Eligible?

The IRS said some taxpayers may still file their taxes and child tax credit claims without incurring any penalties or interests.