VAT (Electronic, Internet, and Digital Marketplace Supply) simplified VAT registration; registration threshold removed The Revenue Authority updated the 2020 law on compliance VAT rules for providers and marketplaces of digital services. The regulations cover: Digital or electronic services new definitions as in scope for VAT
Lower House rejects Reform Bill proposes VAT rise from 7.5% to 10% A Bill to raise immediately VAT by 2.5% to 10%, and then to 15% by 2031, has been rejected by the House of Representatives on 14 March 2025. There has been no commitment
Ministry of Finance updates guidance for non-resident providers of B2C digital services The Laos authorities have updated the compliance obligations on foreign providers of digital or electronic services to local consumers. The obligation for such non-residents to charge Value Added Tax was imposed in February
2024 VAT on non-resident providers of B2C and B2B electronic services The Central African country of Democratic Republic of Congo has imposed Value Added Tax on foreign providers of digital services to consumers since 1 January 2024. This was included within the Finance Act 2024.
2024 VAT on non-resident providers of electronic services Zambia’s Ministry of Finance has amended the Value Added Tax Act to require foreign providers of digital or electronic services to consumers to VAT register, charge and remit taxes to Zambia Revenue Authority. This came into effect
Tax Engines are essential as tax authorities move to e-invoicing & live reporting. And they no longer need to be expensive or excruciating to implement A ‘tax engine’ is a specialist software application used to calculate the correct VAT, GST or sales tax on a
Non-resident e-services VAT obligations 2024 Morocco implemented Value Added Tax on non-resident providers of digital services from 14 February 2024. This followed the EU 2015 digital services VAT model, requiring VAT to be charged and collected in the country of resident of the consumer. B2B
Kyrgyz Republic confirms non-residents subject to VAT obligations Kyrgyzstan has confirmed the obligation for non-resident providers of digital services that they are responsible for Value Added Tax obligations. This is separate from the new Kyrgyz 2% Digital Services Tax on resident providers of digital and physical
