What is EPR and how does it work?
EPR is an environmental policy that requires companies to pay an eco-contribution for certain products that have an impact in the environment. Marketplace sellers must comply with this obligation.
14 September, 2022
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Extended deadlines on Annual VAT returns 2020 to 2025 in Germany
Extended deadlines apply for the submission of Annual VAT returns in Germany.
30 August, 2022
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UK Customs Declaration Service and imports control postponed to 2023
UK new Customs Declaration Service will replace CHIEF. Also, the import controls expected for July are delayed.
30 August, 2022
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Romania increases VAT rates in 2023
The VAT rates raise will affect the food and housing sectors, effectively January 2023
25 August, 2022
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Portuguese FAQ on VAT reverse charge for non-resident taxpayers
Clarifications about reverse charge on supplies made by foreign companies.
25 August, 2022
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B2B e-invoicing in Serbia effective January 2023
Serbia implements mandatory B2B e-invoicing in January 2023.
25 August, 2022
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Croatia will join the Euro area in January 2023
The European Central Bank approved the access of Croatia to the Euro area.
15 July, 2022
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Spain postpones the new invoicing requirements to July 2024
Spanish tax authorities postpone the new invoicing software requirements to July 2024, after the public hearing phase.
14 July, 2022
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VAT refund claims: submit your application before 30 September!
VAT refund claims for input VAT 2021 may be submitted before 30 September 2022.
14 July, 2022
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Summer deadline extension for VAT compliance in Belgium
Belgian tax authorities published the extended deadlines for the VAT compliance reporting this summer.
8 July, 2022
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Romania: B2B e-invoicing and transport registration system are mandatory from July 2022
Romania approved mandatory B2B e-invoicing for certain transactions considered of high risk for tax evasion. The requirement applies also for foreign companies.
6 July, 2022
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Intra-Community VAT: what it is and how does it apply?
VAT on cross-border supplies within the European Union is a complex, yet harmonized, area. Most companies are able to apply the usual rules on domestic transactions, but questions arise when the customer or supplier are located in another EU country.
17 June, 2022