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  • Indirect Tax News July 2016
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Indirect Tax News July 2016

06 juli 2016

  • GULF CO-OPERATION COUNCIL STATES
  • BDO prepares for introduction of VAT in the region
  • EDITOR’S LETTER 
  • ARGENTINA:Value Added Tax: amnesty programme for tax obligations
  • BELGIUM - Legal entities acting as directors must charge VAT from 1 June 2016 3
  • COLOMBIA - VAT refund for foreign tourists not residing in Colombia
  • CZECH REPUBLIC - Reverse charge for domestic supply of goods and other changes expected later this year
  • DOMINICAN REPUBLIC - The Tax on the Transference of Industrialised Goods and Services (ITBIS) 
    • ITBIS rate 
    • Excise Tax 
  • ECUADOR -  Taxes in Ecuador
  • GERMANY - Is an original invoice required for the VAT reclaim?
  • GREECE - VAT, customs, and other Indirect Taxes
  • HUNGARY - Invoicing requirements in Hungary
  • INDIA - Simplification of procedures for Indirect Taxes
  • IRELAND - Exempted education activities
  • ISRAEL - Proposed VAT legislation on e-services, broadcasting and telecommunication
  • ITALY - Domestic reverse charge changes
  • LATVIA - Latvia continues extension of VAT reverse-charge payment method
  • LITHUANIA - Submission of registers of VAT invoices and transport documents
  • NETHERLANDS - VAT treatment of financial versus operational leases on movable property
  • NEW ZEALAND - GST on digital services
  • NORWAY - Norwegian VAT changes for 2017 
  • ROMANIA - Services rendered to companies without a fixed place of business
  • SINGAPORE - Purchase of goods from abroad
  • SPAIN - Localisation of services rendered to tax residents in the EU without VAT number
  • SRI LANKA - Revised proposals on VAT
  • UNITED STATES - Sales & use tax: remote vendors beware