The European Commission’s latest value-added tax (VAT) regulations for online sellers and marketplaces amount to countless pages of legislation, which could take a good deal of time to review, digest, and implement. If your e-commerce business-to-consumer (B2C) organisation is still trying to keep pace with the July 2021 changes, we have compiled a list of […] … Read More
New regulations in Norway and Romania illustrate further regulatory updates impacting European VAT compliance and reporting obligations as tax authorities push towards digitalisation and greater transparency. Our constant monitoring of VAT legislation ensures that ONESOURCE Indirect Compliance continues to support our clients seamlessly through evolving changes. Below are the specific Norwegian and Romanian VAT changes […] … Read More
Despite going live on 1 July 2021, the European Union’s new value-added tax (VAT) rules, which established the One-Stop Shop (OSS) online portal, still create confusion for online sellers. The latest e-commerce regulations not only impact more business-to-consumer (B2C) companies and transactions, but now demand a more detailed evaluation of your business models. For some […] … Read More
If you are a business-to-consumer (B2C) e-commerce organisation supplying goods that will be imported into the European Union (EU), then you should already be aware of the Import One-Stop Shop (IOSS) rules that came into effect on 1st July 2021, marking an overhaul of the indirect tax regime across the union. These new rules remove […] … Read More
How can manufacturers maximise VAT recovery with indirect tax automation software? Recovering as much value-added tax (VAT) as possible is a sound business practice for multinational manufacturing companies. VAT rates are typically much higher than the consumption tax rates in the US. For example, Hungary has a 27% VAT rate, the highest in Europe. VAT […] … Read More
Thomson Reuters has and continues to monitor the regulatory changes the United Kingdom and the European Union imposes as a result of the BREXIT transition period that ended 31 December 2020. There have been and will continue to be various updates impacting the VAT treatments as policies for the UK and EU are updated in […] … Read More