Press releases archive
Mazars and the Observatory for Gender Balance publish report debunking eight myths that hold back women's careers
20 December 2022
The publication, ‘Myths and barriers preventing the progression of women’ offers:
New report explores how businesses can move sustainability from words to actions
19 December 2022
Mazars urges business leaders to think about where they are on their own ESG journey, declaring ‘sustainability strategy must become business strategy’
Mazars releases 2022 ‘Financial Reporting of European Banks’
14 December 2022
Mazars releases 2022 ‘Financial Reporting of European Banks’ – revealing how COVID-19 has affected the expected credit loss (ECL) levels of European banks and exploring the impact of the continuing war in Ukraine
The EU VAT Gap has decreased: in 2020, Member States recovered €31bn
12 December 2022
Tax transparency becomes a top priority in Romania
28 November 2022
Tax transparency becomes a top priority in Romania: the Public Country-by-Country reporting (CbCR), mandatory for multinational groups, starting with 2023
Taxpayers' guide for 2023: preparing for a tax audit is about identifying and monitoring risks early on
24 November 2022
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Not if, but when: in the face of increasing cyber risks, businesses must have a strong safety net
10 November 2022
Read moreMazars publishes CEE Tax Guide 2022
18 July 2022
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The electronic invoicing – one month until implementation
26 May 2022
When the business environment is facing the challenges of the SAF-T reporting, for which the first deadlines are fast approaching (until 31July 2022, a number of 3,280 companies will have the obligation to file the 406 statement), two other projects undertaken by the tax authorities in the reforms included in the National Plan for Recovery and Resilience become a priority for all companies, earlier than anticipated.
The fixed establishments' controversy: will CJEU change the approach of the Romanian tax authorities?
18 May 2022
The fixed establishment generated by a non-resident company has important implications from a VAT perspective, as it changes the rules of the game regarding the place where VAT is paid, respectively the person liable to pay the tax.
