CEE Tax & Payroll Newsletter

Get a better overview of the most important changes in tax, labour, and payroll legislation in the CEE region.

Insights to guide you through today’s evolving regional tax, labour, and payroll landscape.

The CEE Tax & Payroll Newsletter aims on sharing Mazars’ latest news on tax, labour, and payroll legislation in Central and Eastern Europe, with the scope of helping you to prepare for the changes that could lie ahead.

The overview of the most important tax and payroll insights from Central and Eastern Europe will help you navigate more efficiently through the changes that occur in the following countries: Albania, Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Ukraine.

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