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Country guides

Learn about the Tax regulations across the world.

📄️Iceland

The VAT (virðisaukaskattur, VSK) rules for doing business in Iceland — the 24% standard rate and 11% reduced rate, the ISK 2,000,000 registration threshold, VOES registration for foreign B2C suppliers of electronic services, invoice particulars under Reglugerð nr. 50/1993, two-month settlement periods with a due date one month and five days after period end, the B2G-only e-invoicing mandate, penalties under Lög nr. 50/1988 — and the temporary 11% fuel VAT rate that reverts to 24% on 1 September 2026.

📄️Malta

The VAT rules for doing business in Malta — the 18% standard rate and the 12%, 7%, 5% and zero rates, the three registration types under articles 10, 11 and 12 of the Value Added Tax Act (Chapter 406), the €35,000 small-enterprise threshold and the nil threshold for non-established businesses, Twelfth Schedule invoice particulars, quarterly filing, administrative penalties and criminal offences, and the narrowing of the gambling VAT exemption by Legal Notice 86 of 2026 from 1 October 2026.

📄️Poland

Learn about the VAT rules and guidelines in Poland for businesses with our country guide — the 23% standard rate and the 8%, 5% and 0% rates, the PLN 240,000 resident registration threshold against a zero threshold for non-established businesses, NIP registration through VAT-R, the KSeF structured e-invoicing mandate that went live on 1 February 2026 for large taxpayers and 1 April 2026 for everyone else, the FA(3) schema and offline modes, JPK_V7M/V7K filing, and the penalties that start on 1 January 2027.

📄️Slovakia

Learn about the VAT rules and guidelines in Slovakia for businesses with our country guide — the 23% standard rate and the 19% and 5% reduced rates, the €50,000 resident registration threshold against a zero threshold for non-established businesses, IČ DPH/DIČ registration through Daňový úrad Bratislava for foreign persons, the kontrolný výkaz control statement, the eFaktúra structured e-invoicing mandate starting 1 January 2027 via certified Digital Postmen on Peppol, and the penalties and criminal offences that back Slovak VAT compliance.