Indonesia implemented a wide-ranging fiscal restructuring programme in 2025 under President Prabowo that focused on expenditure rationalisation, tighter enforcement and recovery of revenue from illegal economic activity, resulting in an estimated fiscal impact of about $30 billion while keeping the fiscal deficit within the statutory 3 percent ceiling and maintaining stable debt levels.
— last modified 13 February 2019 The EU Commission adopted on 13 February its new list of 23 third countries with strategic deficiencies in their anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing…
— last modified 23 January 2019 The European Commission presented on 23 January a comprehensive report on investor citizenship and residence schemes operated by a number of EU Member States.Advertisement1.…
— last modified 16 January 2019 The European Commission kick-started a debate on 15 January on reforming decision-making for areas of EU taxation policy, which currently requires unanimity among Member…
— last modified 03 January 2019 New rules to eliminate the most common corporate tax avoidance practices entered into force on 1 January 2019.AdvertisementHow will the Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive help…
— last modified 29 November 2018 The European Commission reported on 28 November for the third time on the progress achieved on risk reduction efforts.AdvertisementWhat is the Banking Union?Making banks…
— last modified 24 October 2018 The European Commission identified on 23 October in the draft budgetary plan submitted by Italy for 2019 a particularly serious non-compliance with the fiscal…
