IFRS version of Q1 Quarterly Tax Developments now available

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04 April 2025

The IFRS Quarterly Tax Developments for the quarter ending 31 March is attached below. This publication provides a quarterly overview of certain enacted and substantively enacted tax legislation and IFRS accounting developments, as well as certain regulatory developments and other items through 17 March 2025, except as noted. Highlights of this edition include:

— Tax legislation enacted or substantively enacted this quarter

— Other considerations

— Things we have our eyes on

— IASB update

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IFRS Quarterly Tax Developments - Q1

Document ID: 2025-5010

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