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Diana Ingerainen

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15 records where Diana Ingerainen is listed as a sponsor, author, or other actor. Search with topics and years

Bill· SE885tagasi lykatud

Value Added Tax Act Amendment Act

Estonia · Riigikogu · 13 April 2026

The bill envisages lowering the VAT rate on basic foodstuffs from the current 24 percent to 13 percent.

Resolution· OE875tagasi lykatud

Riigikogu decision "Making a proposal to the Government of the Republic"

Estonia · Riigikogu · 9 April 2026

The bill proposes to the government to raise the subsistence limit to at least 350 euros per month. According to the current law, the subsistence limit for a person living alone or the first member of a family is 220 euros. The subsistence limit is 176 euros for each subsequent adult family member and 264 euros for each minor child. In recent years, the subsistence limit has been raised twice - to 200 euros in June 2022 and to 220 euros from January 1, 2026 this year with the state budget.

Bill· SE805tagasi lykatud

Value Added Tax Act Amendment Act

Estonia · Riigikogu · 21 January 2026

The bill provides for the addition of § 15 (3) of the VAT Act with a new item 16, according to which a 0 percent VAT rate will be applied to children's food and infant formula.

Bill· SE794tagasi lykatud

Value Added Tax Act Amendment Act

Estonia · Riigikogu · 14 January 2026

The bill provides for supplementing the VAT law with a new point, according to which a 0 percent VAT rate will be applied to goods such as diapers, menstrual and incontinence hygiene supplies.

Law· SE765avaldatud riigiteatajas

Act on the ratification of the agreement between the Republic of Estonia and the Principality of Andorra on the avoidance of double taxation with income and capital taxes and the prevention of tax evasion and tax evasion and the attached protocol

Estonia · Riigikogu · 1 December 2025

The agreement generally follows the standard agreement drawn up by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the purpose of which is to encourage investments between the contracting countries. The agreement gives investors greater legal certainty regarding the tax system, possible double taxation is eliminated.

Law· SE692avaldatud riigiteatajas

Law on the ratification of the agreement between the Republic of Estonia and the Sultanate of Oman on the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of tax evasion and the accompanying protocol

Estonia · Riigikogu · 8 September 2025

The agreement follows the OECD model agreement and regulates the sharing of taxation rights between two countries, ensuring equal treatment of individuals and eliminating international double taxation. According to the agreement, the country of source of income cannot tax dividends to the extent of more than 10%, and in certain cases, for example, with a shareholding of at least 20%, dividends are tax-free. No more than 5% may be withheld from the interest, and in some cases, for example, when the recipient of the interest is another country or central bank, they are tax free. In the case of license fees, the taxation limit is 8%. The agreement also provides for the obligation of mutual exchange of information, which helps to prevent tax evasion and tax fraud.

Bill· SE661tagasi lykatud

Value Added Tax Act Amendment Act

Estonia · Riigikogu · 22 May 2025

The bill concerns the lowering of the VAT on basic foodstuffs, root and vegetables, milk, meat, cereals and fish products to 9%.

Bill· SE627tagasi lykatud

Law on the Repeal of Excise Duty Increases on Energy Carriers

Estonia · Riigikogu · 14 April 2025

The bill provides for revoking upcoming excise duty increases on liquid gas, diesel fuel, shale fuel oil, natural gas, engine natural gas, electricity, unleaded gasoline and other fuels taxed at the same rate as unleaded gasoline.

Bill· SE593tagasi lykatud

Value Added Tax Act Amendment Act

Estonia · Riigikogu · 12 March 2025

In the current law, foodstuffs incl. VAT rate for potatoes, fruit and vegetables is 22%. The explanatory letter states that it is necessary to lower the VAT rate to 5% in order to slow down the rise in food prices.