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Costa Rica VAT launch penalty suspension

Following this month’s introduction of a 13% Value Added Tax in Costa Rica, the government has granted a three-month suspension of any penalties. ...Continued

Italy SdI VAT e-invoicing raises €4bn

Italy is projecting an annual increase in VAT revenues of €4 billion following the extension of its SdI electronic invoicing regime to domestic B2B and B2C transactions. This is twice as much as origi...Continued

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Vietnam foreign B2C e-commerce withholding VAT July 2020

Vietnam is to extend VAT to non-resident e-commerce sellers to consumers from 1 July 2020. This will apply to goods and digital services....Continued

Portugal delays approved VAT invoice software till 2020

Portugal has delayed the imposition on non-resident VAT registered companies to produce invoices on certified software. The plan had been to implement the new requirement from 1 July 2019. This has no...Continued

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Kenya VAT update

Kenya is to introduce a range of changes to its VAT regime as per its recent Finance Bill 2019/20. ...Continued

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Zambia delays replacement of VAT till Sep 2019

Zambia has again postponed the replacement of its VAT regime with a sales tax until 1 September 2019. The original plan was for the introduction on 1 July 2019....Continued

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India delays live e-invoice reporting till Jan 2020

The Indian GST Council, which oversees the operation of the Goods and Services Tax regime, has announced that it will delay the implementation of live e-invoice reporting until January 2020. The plan ...Continued

UK HMRC acts on VAT fraud in renewable energy sector

HMRC has implemented anti-VAT fraud measure with immediate effect on the renewable energy sector. HMRC has said “The government has needed to act quickly in response to a serious and credible threat t...Continued

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India cuts GST rates

India has reclassified a range of goods to benefit from lower Goods and Services Tax rates this week. The GST Council, which oversees the operations of the GST regime agreed on 15 June 2019 to move a ...Continued

Czech e-book and catering VAT cut May 2020

Proposals to reduce the VAT rate on several goods and services, including e-books, have been approved by the Chamber of Deputies. The implementation date will be 1 May 2020....Continued