2025 Budget Law withdraws €5.5m Italian revenue DST threshold Italy has gazetted its 2025 Budget Law which includes the withdrawal of one of the two thresholds for its 3% Digital Services Tax. The change will bring more non-resident providers of digital services into the Italian
Kenya to fall into line with $250 billion OECD global tax reforms – unlocks US free trade deal Kenya has approved in December its Tax Laws (Amendment) Bill 2024, including replacig its existing 2021 1.5% Digital Services Tax (DST) as it withdraws its objections to the
Proposed 2025 digital services tax on non-resident providers looms Doubts remain on the 2025 imposition of New Zealands’ Digital Services Tax (DST) as OECD Pillar 1 reforms struggle. With the threat of retaliatory tariffs from the US following the Republican White House and Congress wins,
US presidential election means OECD Pillar 1 tax agreement unlikely Digital Service Taxes back on agenda with risk to tariff retaliation The OECD’s negotiations with around 120 counties on rewriting the rules on taxing cross-border digital services (‘Pillar 1′) is now in peril following the
OECD Report to G20 includes Pillar 1 reforms update as countries reactivate Digital Services Taxes The OECD has updated Finance Ministers of the G20 on progress on tax talks, including BEPS. The report covered Pillar 1 talks to redistribute the jurisdictional rights to tax revenues
Finance Committee considers hiking Digital Services Tax from 3% to 5% France’s Finance Committee of the National Assembly is reviewing an amendment (I-735) to the 2025 budget to raise the 3% Digital Services Tax (DST) to up to 5% to raise €500m. A separate proposal
2% DST on digital services launched in July 2022 The Nepalese Inland Revenue Department has updated its Digital Services Tax Act for 2024. The threshold for being subject to the 2% turnover tax digital services within scope has been raised from NPR 2 million to
1st September 2024 5% tax on online streaming services The Canadian TV and Telecoms Commission has announced a 5% streaming tax. This will be effective from 1 September 2024. The levy is chaged at 5% on Canadian-generated revenus with online streaming TV, video, music and
