BDO Indirect Tax News focuses on issues of practical importance in the field of VAT and similar indirect taxes, such as GST. Our experts from all over the world provide first-hand information on recent developments in legislation, jurisdiction and tax authorities’ opinions and directives.
In this month's issue:
- BELGIUM: Reduced VAT rate re-introduced for restaurant and catering services
- CANADA: Federal Budget and impact on GST/HST and Excise Tax
- CZECH REPUBLIC: Are you ready for changes to the VAT rules?
- CZECH REPUBLIC: Impact of CJEU decision on VAT treatment of private use of company car in cross-border cases
- EUROPEAN UNION: Substantial changes coming to VAT rules on e-commerce transactions
- EUROPEAN UNION: Brexit and call-off stock arrangements
- EUROPEAN UNION: CJEU rules services rendered by a head office to a foreign branch are subject to VAT
- EUROPEAN UNION: Providing services? Be aware of potential effective use and enjoyment rules in the EU
- INDIA: Foreign trade policy scheme 2021-2026 postponed
- INDONESIA: Luxury goods sales tax reduction granted for motor vehicles
- IRELAND: Registration under the One Stop Shop/Import One Stop Shop
- ITALY: Direct VAT refund available to nonresident EU taxpayers VAT-registered in Italy
- JAPAN: Consumption tax calculation under new tax-qualified invoicing system
- LATVIA: Changes proposed to excise tax rules affecting alcohol and other changes made to VAT law
- MEXICO: Obligation to withhold VAT by labour insourcing and outsourcing service providers has been eliminated
- NETHERLANDS: Supreme Court refers case on adjustment of initial VAT deduction to CJEU
- SINGAPORE: Potential GST registration obligation may arise on importation of goods
- SOUTH AFRICA: Substance and form, the importance of contract terms and labels in the context of VAT law
- SPAIN: New VAT rules apply from 1 July for B2C transactions
- SPAIN: VAT and supplies of services: “Use and enjoyment” rule subject to a broader interpretation
- UNITED STATES: Mitigating sales tax exposures through participation in voluntary disclosure programs