TECHNICAL ROUND UP – EU RELEASES E-COMMERCE VAT REFORM PACKAGE
November 1st, 2016
EU E-COMMERCE VAT REFORMS PROPOSED BY EUROPEAN COMMISSION
REFORMS to European Union (EU) e-commerce VAT rules have been proposed by the European Commission which include a clear declaration VAT should be paid in the member state of the final consumer. The proposals also include creating an EU-wide portal for online VAT payments. Also, VAT on cross-border sales under EUR10,000 will be processed in a small business’ home country. And the Commission is proposing that member states apply the same VAT rate to e-publications such as e-books and online ...
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