Blogs

Federal Goods & Services Tax (GST) returns and payments are postponed for March, April and May until 30 June 2020 for monthly filers. Q1 quarterly GST payers must file and pay by 30 June, too....Continued

The Mexican Tax Administration is to offer speedy Value Added Tax credit repayments to assist businesses during the COVID-19 crisis....Continued

Cross-border eCommerce has exploded in recent years, with the past few months seeing yet more growth as consumers switch their shopping habits from real world to digital in the pandemic....Continued

The Czech tax authorities have delayed again the start of a pilot of the general domestic reverse charge, aimed at reducing VAT fraud. Since the European Commission has only given till June 2022, and ...Continued

The Dutch tax authorities are warning UK businesses that they will have to reorganise their VAT and customs arrangements to avoid incurring heavy import VAT bills. The Belastingdienst is advising that...Continued

Italy is offering a two-year payment plan on Value Added Tax liabilities for businesses during the coronavirus pandemic...Continued

Marketplaces trading in the UK are set to be hit by a triple tsunami of customs obligations and VAT charges after 31 December 2020. These arise from the end of the Brexit transition period, and HMRC’s...Continued

Sweden has become the latest EU member state to introduce the domestic reverse charge on electronics subject to VAT fraud. The measure covers: computer chips; mobile phones; games consoles; laptops an...Continued

UK has announced that all VAT payments are postponed until the end of June 2020. Settlement is due by 31 March - although businesses may now apply for an 11-month 2021 repayment schedule ...Continued

The UK has cut the reduced Value Added Tax on hospitality services from the current 20% standard rate to the reduced rate of 5% on 8 July 2020 in the Chancellor’s economic update. The measure will be ...Continued