Uganda confirmed the VAT obligations for non-resident suppliers of B2C electronic or digital services from July 2018. This includes the obligation to VAT register once over the threshold of UGX
The eastern Himalayan state of Bhutan has introduced its Sales Tax on non-resident providers of digital services to its consumers. Such providers are now obliged to register, and report to
Tax authorities migrating from VAT returns to digital reporting requirements, including e-invoices, SAF-T, Control Statements, pre-filled VAT returns and fiscal cash registers Driven by stubborn VAT fraud and other missing
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New guidance on cross-border €10,000 registration threshold; distance selling; registration and invoicing; marketplace deemed supplier France has issued new guidance on the implementation of the EU e-commerce VAT package which
Revenue Department gives e-service providers and marketplaces extra time on monthly filings and liability settlements Non-resident providers of electronic services have been given a postponement on their first VAT returns
VAT obligations for non-resident providers of e-services Uzbekistan introduced VAT obligations in its Tax Code on non-resident providers and intermediaries for B2C digital or electronic services from 1 January 2020.
Revenue Agency gives extra 12 months for platforms to prepare The Canadian Revenue Agency has delayed until 2023 the due date for the first annual report from digital marketplaces on
Post Brexit, how to claim reduced tariff preference on UK-EU goods movements – Rule of Origin Following the UK’s exit from the EU, Customs Duties are potential due on goods
Tax on content creators including gig economy The New Zealand Inland Revenue has issued an Interpretation Statement on the Goods and Services Tax and income tax liabilities of online content
Bangladesh implemented Value Added Tax obligations on non-resident providers of digital services to its consumers on 1 July 2019. Generally, the reduced VAT rate of 5% applies – but there
2020-21 figures show Value Added Tax receipts down 22% due to emergency VAT deferral Figures released 14 December show the full effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on VAT receipts, including
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Gulf state not to follow Saudi Arabia and Bahrain with COVID-19 VAT rises The Omani Ministry of Finance has restated its commitment to a 5% standard Value Added Tax rate.
Sales Tax replacement on hold due to IT hold-ups Bhutan has delayed the implementation of its Goods and Services Tax until 1 July 2022. It had originally been scheduled for
Shura Council and Council of Representatives have now both approved VAT hike due to COVID-19 pandemic The Arab Gulf Kingdom of Bahrain will raise its standard Value Added Tax rate
Since 2018, Uruguay imposed its Value Added Tax (on intermediation services) and Withholding Tax (IRNR) (on audio visual media services) on non-resident providers and intermediaries of digital or electronic services.
Kosovo introduced Value Added Tax on non-resident providers and digital marketplaces of digital or electronic services to its consumers from 1 September 2015. There is no VAT registration threshold for
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