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The changed regulations for intra-Community delivery of goods
We would like to point out from 1st July 2020 the changed regulations for intra-Community delivery of goods came into force. According to the current wording of Article 42(1)(1) of the Polish VAT Act, intra-Community supplies of goods are taxed at 0%. This is provided that the taxable person makes...
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Mr. Claus Frank at ‘2020 HLB Middle East Meeting’ in Dubai
getsix® partner and founding partner of amavat® Mr. Claus Frank would like to extend his thanks to the host firm HLB HAMT Chartered Accountants, specifically Mr. Vijayan Vigil for looking after him at the recent HLB International Middle East Regional Meeting in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Claus was invited to...
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The tightening of the rules on documentation of intra-Community supplies of goods
The revision of EU legislation (Council implementing regulation 2018/1912) will bring about some fairly significant changes in the settlement of cross-border transactions from 1st January 2020. One of them is a tightening of the rules on how companies document their intra-Community supplies of goods and apply a 0% rate to...
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amavat® Services in Europe
Should you expand your business within Europe – 3 reasons why There are limited growth opportunities in each market place, so you might be wondering how can you scale your business even more? Can I generate more sales and grow my online business? Why should you expand within Europe and...
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UK – Tax News | 14.11.2017
The UK sets out post-Brexit cross-border tax plans On the 9th October, 2017, the UK Government released a number of ‘white papers’, setting out how it will accomplish its trade and customs policies, containing its customs, value-added tax, and excise regimes, when the UK leaves the European Union (EU). The...
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OECD – International VAT/GST Guidelines
Recently the OECD VAT/GST Guidelines established further validation at the 4th OECD Global Forum on VAT. These guidelines make available a wide-ranging structure of standards and principles for countries around the world, to monitor the development of comprehensible and reliable indirect tax rules. Additionally, they also want to provide for...
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