
Seychelles Opens a No-Penalty Disclosure Window: A Freelancer's Guide to Coming Clean
Seychelles' Voluntary Disclosure Programme waives penalties and prosecution for disclosed back taxes — but interest keeps running and audits close the window.
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Cross-border tax compliance, foreign income reporting, and US international tax obligations for individuals and corporations

Seychelles' Voluntary Disclosure Programme waives penalties and prosecution for disclosed back taxes — but interest keeps running and audits close the window.

Cuba's Resolution 126/2026 lets ONAT debit overdue tax debts from bank accounts — but only firm, notified debts with no appeal filed.

Laos raised its monthly tax-free pay band to LAK 2.5 million from 1 July 2026 — re-run withholding, split out exempt overtime, and keep profit-tax records.

ADRs let you own foreign shares in dollars, but dividends arrive net of foreign withholding and depositary fees — and currency moves still hit the price.

A shadow payroll reports host-country work to foreign tax authorities while home pay continues — U.S. employers remit abroad, then credit it at home.

England now rates RHL premises at 38.2p and 43p — 5p below standard — with a 50.8p top tier funding the cut; check your 2026 valuation before you pay.

806 Belize MSMEs won a one-year business-tax holiday; the first certificates expire now. Check your status, dodge the fake Amnesty 2.0, and plan the landing.

Cabo Verde's REMPE regime taxes micro and small firms at 4% of gross sales instead of 20% IRPC plus 15% VAT — if headcount and turnover stay under the caps.

CBP reconciliation lets importers flag entries with undetermined value or FTA claims and true them up on Entry Type 09: 12 months for FTA, 21 for value.

Jamaica raised its GCT registration threshold from J$10M to J$15M in April 2025; firms between the lines can deregister or stay registered voluntarily.

Trinidad and Tobago taxes landlords 2.5–3.5% of gross quarterly rent: BIR registration, quarterly deadlines, penalties, and the annual income-tax credit.

Andorra's standard self-employed CASS quota rose 4.4% to 587.95 euros a month in 2026 — and the 50% tier jumped 8.4% with the minimum wage.