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In a major change to the way import VAT is applied in France, the country’s tax administration has announced use of the import VAT reverse charge will become mandatory from 1st January 2022. What does this mean? When importing goods into France, businesses will find
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It’s been another busy month so far in the world of indirect tax. Here are 15 top rate changes and updates that we feel every tax team needs to know: 1) Azerbaijan Electric vehicles and cars with hybrid engines are set to become 20% cheaper
Following the case of Balhousie Holdings Ltd 2021, which took place in the Supreme Court earlier this year, HMRC has issued important revisions to its policy on when the construction VAT self-supply charge will arise in sale and leaseback situations. What happened in the Balhousie
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What is self-billing? Instead of a supplier issuing a VAT notice in the standard way, self-billing is an arrangement that allows a customer to prepare the supplier’s invoice and forward it to the supplier complete with the VAT payment. Any business can adopt self-billing, providing
A reform of Indonesia’s tax system is imminent after the country’s house of parliament passed a bill that will introduce several key changes: VAT will be increased as part of a two-stage plan. VAT exemptions will be removed for many goods, leaving only those that
Keep up to date with all the latest rate changes and tax announcements from across the world in our latest monthly round-up. With 15 snippets, October 2021 is our largest update ever! 1) Ireland The reduced rate of VAT for the hospitality industry – currently
