On 1 January 2025, the new tariff of the Icelandic Transport Authority will take effect.

The National Electoral Commission has issued new guidelines on assessing the validity of votes in elections.

Today is International Day Against Nuclear Experiments.

Today, the Supreme Court ruled in a case where the icelandic bank ISK was involved in a dispute over the right of the Icelandic bank ISK to demand payment of fees on the payment of a mortgage they had taken in July 2008 from the bank.

This week the Supreme Court was visited by Nordic judges who participated in the SEND (Samvinnusorgan for Etterskab for Nordiske Dommere) conference.

The fourth of March each year is HPV Awareness Day. HPV, or the human papillomavirus, is a common virus with many different strains. Nearly everyone is considered to contract some type of HPV during their lifetime. Most people clear the infection on their own, but in some cases the infection becomes persistent.

The tax registers showing taxes assessed on individuals and legal entities in 2025 in respect of income earned in 2024, together with the VAT register for that year, will be available for public inspection from 11 June to 24 June 2026, inclusive.

Iceland Revenue and Customs has completed the 2026 assessment of public charges for individuals, based on income earned in 2025. Income tax and municipal tax have largely already been collected through withholding tax, but the assessment provides the final settlement of these taxes.

The annual report for 2024 has been published. It contains information on the activities of the National Archives of Iceland in the last year.

The nationwide distribution of forest seedlings to farmers is currently at its peak. However, there is a slight delay this week due to the current inclement weather, which includes cold northerly winds, heavy rain, and even snow in some areas. A new outdoor area at the Krithóll distribution center in Skagafjörður is now operational.