VAT Rules for dropshipping and E-commerce in EU
This article describes the VAT rules on dropshipping activities in the EU.
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France E-Invoicing: What is and How to submit it?
E-invoicing and e-reporting obligation in France will be rolled out in phases starting from July 2024.
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Spain will allow tax payments via direct debit from foreign bank accounts
Spain will allow tax payments via direct debit including foreign SEPA bank accounts by February 2024.
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Germany plans to introduce B2B e-invoicing by 2025
Germany plans to introduce B2B e-invoicing by 2025.
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Spain applies temporarily 0% rate to certain foodstuffs
Spain applies a temporarily zero rate to certain foodstuffs until 30 June 2023
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Belgium reduced the VAT rate on energy to 6%
Belgium has permanently reduced the VAT rate on energy to 6% on supplies to final customers. A transitional period applies also to B2B supplies.
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Poland implements reverse charge on energy supplies and emission certificates
Poland implements reverse charge on energy supplies and emission certificates from 1 April 2023
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Switzerland approves increasing VAT rates in 2024
Switzerland approves the general raise of all VAT rates in 2024. Updated VAT return form available.
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Spain reduces the VAT rates on energy
Spain temporarily reduces the VAT rates on certain types of energy until 31 December 2023
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Ireland changes VAT rates for newspapers, tourism, and hospitality in 2023
Ireland reduces the VAT rate of newspapers and certain health products to zero VAT rate, effective from January 2023. Also, the VAT rate applicable to the tourism and hospitality sector will be back at 13.5% from March 2023.
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Portugal reduces VAT rates on certain goods and services in 2023
Portugal reduces VAT rates on certain goods and services in 2023.
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Electronic invoices in Poland mandatory by 2024
Poland takes a step forward on e-invoicing in 2022 introducing The National e-Invoicing System (KSeF) as a voluntary solution and plans to make it mandatory by 2024.
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