New Fines and Interest Rates for Companies Filing Taxes in Monaco
A new law has been passed in Monaco which raises penalties and interest rates for companies who are late to pay their taxes. Sovereign Ordinance No. 12.211, published in the Journal de Monaco on 30 October 2026, has updated bill No. 3.152 from 1964. The amendments apply to the tax on profits for financial years beginning on or after 1 January 2026.
The law strengthens the reporting obligations for companies, and increases penalties in the event of failure to declare, late payment, or insufficient taxation.
Brazilian GP: Norris Takes the Glory, Ferrari Feel the Sting
80eme Grand Prix Monaco 2023 Formule 1
Interlagos offered opportunity with one hand and snatched it away with the other. Rain, a drying track and another late downpour turned the Brazilian Grand Prix into a test of nerve. Lando Norris held his and emerged with the victory.
On Sunday 8 November, the McLaren driver conquered a turbulent São Paulo Grand Prix ahead of Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar. Behind them, Mercedes secured the Constructors’ Championship, while Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton finished eighth and ninth after a bruising afternoon for Ferrari.
Monaco’s Perfect Seven: A Basketball Winning Streak With Plenty of Character
There is a particular danger in arriving undefeated. Every opponent sees an opportunity to become the first. At Geispolsheim on Saturday 7 November, Monaco Basket Association encountered a team quite willing to seize it. By halftime, the league leaders held an advantage small enough to disappear with a single basket. Twenty minutes later, Monaco were still unbeaten.
A 94–86 away victory carried MBA to seven wins from seven league games, preserving their place alone at the summit of Ligue Féminine 2. But the evening also offered something more revealing than another tick in the victory column: a glimpse of how Monaco respond when the opposition refuses to fall away.
