Late VAT Registration In France
The tax-office for non-established companies confirmed a number of issues causing delays in the processing of French VAT number applications.
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France introduces the anti-VAT fraud cash register
France will require retail businesses to introduce a certified anti-VAT fraud cash register as from January 2018.
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French VAT return form updated to include new data
French tax authorities have updated the VAT return form to include one more line (line number 5A) where distance sales of goods taxed in France as country of origin must be reported.
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Fiscal representative changes in France
France has revised the list of non-EU countries not requiring fiscal representation when their local businesses registered for VAT purposes in France.
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Letters from Amazon France on VAT obligations
Most online businesses selling their products to French customers have received a letter this week with a summary of all their sales in France during last year.
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France increases VAT registration thresholds
France raised the VAT registration threshold from €32,600 to €33,200 of annual turnover per year.
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Reverse charge on import VAT in France
As from 1 January 2017, reverse charge on import VAT will be allowed in the French VAT return, though only if a license is obtained from the French tax authorities.
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Training on French VAT and German VAT
Marosa partners with one of the leading training providers in the UK to offer practical, compliance focused, International VAT trainings.
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France increases the deduction of VAT on petrol expenses
France plans to increase the deduction of VAT on petrol expenses.
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French certified cash registers as from January 2018
Last year France announced the implementation of official cash registers that would be required by a number of retail businesses.
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Mandatory e-invoicing in France
France is the last country to expand the use of electronic invoices by imposing them in certain industries or counterparties.
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VAT rate changes on French agricultural supplies
Supplies of agricultural product which are not intended for human consumption are excluded from the 10% reduced rate in France.