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Everybody pays taxes. For instance, when you buy something in a shop, when you earn a salary in your job, or when you own a house, you will pay tax. Taxes are not a new idea. Taxes have been paid throughout history, some of which we still pay today. For example, in the Ancient Roman Empire, people paid Property Tax, Customs Duties, General Tax on Sales of Goods and Inheritance Tax.

‘Are you an employee or self-employed?’ This may seem like a simple question. An employee is someone who works for an employer, while a self-employed individual works for themselves.

In Italy, the Regional Directorate of Marche of the Italian Revenue Agency has initiated a project called “Grandad, I can help you!”

Everything seems new when September arrives. A new beginning. New projects. The hustle and bustle of school. The joyful sound of children when they reunite with their friends and teachers.

El pasado 16 de mayo, en el marco del Programa de Educación Cívico-Tributaria (PECT), se celebró la Jornada de Puertas Abiertas en la Administración de Úbeda (Jaén).

Awards Ceremony. The Tax Agency has awarded the prizes to the winning and finalist students of the 2021-2022 national contest for schools, a contest that the Agency has been organizing annually within the framework of its Civic-Tax Education Program and that it is now resuming after the contest held in 2019, before the health crisis.

What’s the right tax mix for the EU over the next 20-30 years? The European Commission held a high-level Tax Symposium in Brussels to answer this question.

Tax policy is a Member State competence with EU-level influences, which means that each Member State can introduce its own tax rates. As a result, taxation rates vary across the EU. What do you know about the situation in your country?

In Italy, every year in October, the Minister of Economy and Finance organizes the month of Financial Education.

Have you heard of the EU Tax Observatory? It is an independent research laboratory which conducts research on taxation. On 13 June 2022, the Observatory held its first annual conference in Brussels to discuss the future policies on tax avoidance and offshore wealth. Find out what happened.