amavat | VAT Reporting Guide
Where your business is registered for VAT, your business will need to ensure that it is complying with local VAT reporting obligations. VAT Returns Once your business is registered for... Please Read More
amavat | VAT Registration Guide
Following on from our recent amavat® feature communication on our ‘VAT Registration Service’ let us go into a little more detail with our ‘VAT Registration Guide’. When you have an... Please Read More
amavat | SERVICE INFORMATION
Cross-Border VAT Guidance If your business is selling goods or services cross-border, and wants to trade successfully, it requires to meticulously understand the VAT implications of its transactions. amavat® using... 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
Portugal’s February Tax Dates
Conceito our Portuguese amavat® Partner Firm has put together an English document with generic* information regarding Portugal’s ‘Tax Calendar’ for February 2018. (also available in Portuguese below) Click here for... 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
Belgium adopts the ECJ’s position on unfinished invoices
Belgium has implemented the recent ECJ jurisprudence regarding the right to subtract VAT on invoices with missing details. On the 12th October, 2017 the authorities published a circular letter 2017/c/64... Please Read More
Luxembourg collects unpaid taxes from recent tax amnesty
Luxembourg has collected over EUR30mln (approx. $36.7mln) in unpaid taxes in 2016 as a result of a tax amnesty scheme, Finance Minister Mr Pierre Gramegna has told parliament. Reacting to... Please Read More