amavat | Sponsor Wrocław sailing team in the Polish Championships
amavat® would like to introduce our new local community partnership, the Monster sailing team of Waldemar Biały (Skipper), Kamila Kubas and Wojciech Kubas (both Crew) who were getting in needed... Please Read More
amavat | Attends eCommerce EXPO, Kraków
amavat® partnered setup.pl at the eCommerce EXPO in Krakow last week, with over 4000 participants, this conference was the largest event for online sellers in Central Europe. During this event... Please Read More
HLB Poland | Top 10 achieved
We are proud to announce that HLB is now in the top-10 ranked networks across Europe. HLB is a network of independent global advisory and accounting firms. We have a... Please Read More
amavat | Attended BE OMNI – eCommerce Conference, Kraków
amavat® had the great pleasure of partnering with setup.pl for the first BE OMNI conference last Friday in the elegant museum building of ‘Manggha’. This event gave Joasia and Danuta... Please Read More
amavat® welcomes two new partner firms
amavat® are delighted to announce the final two partner firms to having complete coverage of the European Union – SOFFIN from Bulgaria and BEIERHOLM from Denmark. Firstly, we have SOFFIN... Please Read More
Hungary has introduced a VAT cut for internet access
Hungary has confirmed the plans to cut the value-added tax rate on internet access services to 5%. This move comes notwithstanding the fact that the measure could be in breach... Please Read More
Bulgaria increases there Intrastat Reporting Threshold in 2018
Bulgaria as of the 1st January, 2018 increased the ‘Intrastat Reporting Thresholds’ for both arrivals and dispatches. Arrivals threshold will be greater than before, increasing from BGN 410,000.00 to BGN... Please Read More
The EU Council issues its VAT priorities for 2018
The Presidency of the Council of the EU, which is held in Bulgaria for the first half of 2018, has issued its priorities for indirect tax. These comprise of: Implementing... Please Read More
There will be tax cuts, not tax hikes for Germany’s new coalition government
Germany’s three political parties set to form the next governing coalition have agreed to decrease the solidarity tax burden, according to the text of the recently released agreement. This solidarity... Please Read More