This document summarizes the changes to EU VAT regulations for digital services that will take effect on January 1, 2015. Under the new rules, VAT will be collected based on the location of the consumer rather than the service provider. This will require e-commerce merchants to identify each customer's country, apply the correct local VAT rate, and remit VAT payments through a new Mini One Stop Shop system. Non-compliance could result in fines, legal restrictions, or an inability to expand business into other EU countries. Merchants are advised to start planning now to understand how these changes may impact their business.
US Digital Companies & their 2015 EU VAT Challenge
January 1, 2015 sees the introduction of new EU VAT rules on digital services. Global e-tax specialists, Taxamo, hosted an online webinar for US and other non-European merchants who sell e-services and digital goods to European customers.
New EU VAT rules for digital service merchantsTaxamo
On September 23, 2014, Taxamo held a 100-day countdown to the new EU VAT rules on digital services. Presentations were made by Andrew Webb, of HMRC; Esteban Van Goor, of Baker McKenzie, and John McCarthy, CEO of Taxamo.
Taxamo is a SaaS solution for the 2015 EU VAT change. How does it work? How does our solution enable merchants supplying digital services to become compliant? These slides reveal the detail behind our comprehensive end-to-end EU VAT compliance solution.
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On Wednesday, February 25, 2015, Taxamo was invited to make a presentation to the OECD Public Consultation meeting on VAT/GST guidelines. Here's our presentation outlining the invaluable knowledge we have gained since the introduction of the 2015 EU VAT rules on the B2C supply of digital services within the EU.
US Digital Companies & their 2015 EU VAT Challenge
January 1, 2015 sees the introduction of new EU VAT rules on digital services. Global e-tax specialists, Taxamo, hosted an online webinar for US and other non-European merchants who sell e-services and digital goods to European customers.
New EU VAT rules for digital service merchantsTaxamo
On September 23, 2014, Taxamo held a 100-day countdown to the new EU VAT rules on digital services. Presentations were made by Andrew Webb, of HMRC; Esteban Van Goor, of Baker McKenzie, and John McCarthy, CEO of Taxamo.
Taxamo is a SaaS solution for the 2015 EU VAT change. How does it work? How does our solution enable merchants supplying digital services to become compliant? These slides reveal the detail behind our comprehensive end-to-end EU VAT compliance solution.
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On Wednesday, February 25, 2015, Taxamo was invited to make a presentation to the OECD Public Consultation meeting on VAT/GST guidelines. Here's our presentation outlining the invaluable knowledge we have gained since the introduction of the 2015 EU VAT rules on the B2C supply of digital services within the EU.
UK: VAT Reverse charge for wholesale telecommsAlex Baulf
HM Revenue & Customs Brief 01/2016
HMRC has announced measures to counter what it perceives to be a threat from Missing Trader Intra-Community (MTIC) fraud in connection with the wholesale supply of telecommunications services in the UK. A statutory instrument was laid before Parliament and the measure will come into effect on 1 February 2016.
In normal circumstances, it is the supplier of goods or services that is liable to account for VAT on the supplies that it makes. In certain cases (where a tax authority considers it necessary for the protection of the revenue), the liability for VAT accounting can be transferred to the purchaser of the goods and services rather than the supplier. The mechanism is known as the 'reverse charge' mechanism (or tax shift mechanism).
The reverse charge mechanism is to be introduced for wholesale supplies of telecommunication services which take place in the United Kingdom on or after 1 February 2016. Subject to certain exceptions, the domestic reverse charge will apply to all wholesale supplies of telecommunications services between counterparties established in the UK. This will typically mean transmission or carriage services of airtime and telephony related data. The reverse charge will cover telecommunications services which enable speech communication instantly or with only a negligible delay between the transmission and the receipt of signal and the transmission of writing, images and sounds or information of any nature when provided in connection with such services. The reverse charge will apply to all wholesale supplies: that is supplies made on a business to business basis.
Comment - businesses involved in the wholesale supply of telecomms services will need to amend their VAT accounting procedures with immediate effect. This will include the addition of a statement on each sales invoice making it clear that the reverse charge applies and that the customer is responsible for accounting for the VAT on its VAT return.
Please find a copy of the slides from Grant Thornton UK LLP's recent VAT Club seminar, held at our Finsbury Square offices in London. In this breakout session, Alex Baulf and Franklin Mac, discussed key VAT considerations of selecting and implementing a new ERP system.
International Indirect Tax - Global VAT/GST update (March 2018)Alex Baulf
These are the slides from the International Indirect Tax - Global VAT/GST update presented at Grant Thornton's VAT Club held in London on 9th March 2018.
The topics discussed include:
EU
• Bulgarian Presidency
• VAT Action Plan – proposal for a Definitive VAT System based on destination principle
• Customs: Binding Valuation Information (BVI)
• Considerations for using TP for Customs value
• Hungary: Electronic Invoicing
• Spain: SII 1.1 new version
• Italy: Simplifications to “Communications of data of invoices issued and received”
• Italy: Mandatory e-invoicing?
EMEA
• South Africa: VAT rate increase
• GCC – where are we?
• UAE: What's been released ? What's missing? Designated Zones
NOAM
• USA: Landmark sales tax nexus case to be heard in Supreme Court
APAC
• India: GST update
• China: Further VAT reform
• Malaysia: GST Compliance Assurance Program (MyGCAP)
• Singapore: Future GST rate increase / reverse charge
• Australia: Final guidance published for online retailers - GST on low value imported goods
This publication has been prepared only as a high level guide. No responsibility can be accepted by us for loss occasioned to any person acting or refraining from acting as a result of any material in this publication.
The UK exchequer loses an estimated £1.5bn to import fraud each year. In order to tackle this, there may soon be measures to shift the liability for this fraud onto innocent parties who facilitate the fraud by providing trading platforms in the UK. These businesses must act to ensure that suitable due-diligence procedures are implemented in the supply chain.
UK: VAT alert - Government publicises VAT changes if there is “no-deal” on B...Alex Baulf
Not that it is expecting a ‘no-deal’ scenario – the UK Government has specifically emphasised that it fully expects the opposite - but, just in case, it has announced a number of measures relating to UK VAT should agreement between the EU and the UK not materialise.
The Government considers that it is progressing well in its negotiations with the EU on the terms of Britain’s exit. However, rightly, it recognises that it is always possible that agreement will not be reached. As a consequence, it has made announcements in relation to VAT in the event of a so-called Brexit ‘no-deal’.
UK businesses – especially those that trade with businesses in other Member States of the EU have had concerns on a number of fronts, not least how the UK VAT system will work after Brexit and what changes will be needed in relation to import and export procedures.
The announcements made by the Government should help businesses to prepare for a ‘no-deal’ Brexit with a little more certainty. In line with the Government, businesses should not assume that an agreement will be reached. Businesses should be prepared for a ‘no-deal’ scenario even though that may not come to fruition.
The Spanish Tax Authorities have announced that they start to impose penalties for the non-compliance with the Immediate Supply of Information on VAT (ISI). The ISI entered into force last 1 July 2017, but the appropriate regulation of certain specific penalties did not come into effect until 1 January 2018.
The principle of proportionality is an unwritten concept of European law. In simple terms and in a VAT context, the principle is intended to ensure that, when dealing with taxpayers, Member State's actions go no further than what is necessary to achieve the objective being pursued.
The objective of the Default Surcharge regime in the UK is to ensure that taxpayers not only submit their VAT returns on time but also pay any VAT due on time.
The First-tier Tribunal found that the surcharge in this case was disproportionate. However, the Upper Tribunal has allowed HMRC's appeal. In the circumstances, the First-tier's decision was wrong in law.
UK: VAT use and enjoyment on advertising services? Alex Baulf
Under normal VAT rules, the place of supply of a business to business (B2B) service is the place where the recipient of the service belongs. In cases where the recipient is outside the European Union, this generally means that no EU VAT is chargeable.
However, 'use and enjoyment' provisions allow national Tax Authorities to adapt the place of supply rules outlined in the Principle VAT Directive where they perceive a threat to the tax yield.
We understand that HM Treasury is considering ways in which these provisions could be enacted in relation to advertising services which could be detrimental to the Betting & Gaming Sector.
UK: VAT Reverse charge for wholesale telecommsAlex Baulf
HM Revenue & Customs Brief 01/2016
HMRC has announced measures to counter what it perceives to be a threat from Missing Trader Intra-Community (MTIC) fraud in connection with the wholesale supply of telecommunications services in the UK. A statutory instrument was laid before Parliament and the measure will come into effect on 1 February 2016.
In normal circumstances, it is the supplier of goods or services that is liable to account for VAT on the supplies that it makes. In certain cases (where a tax authority considers it necessary for the protection of the revenue), the liability for VAT accounting can be transferred to the purchaser of the goods and services rather than the supplier. The mechanism is known as the 'reverse charge' mechanism (or tax shift mechanism).
The reverse charge mechanism is to be introduced for wholesale supplies of telecommunication services which take place in the United Kingdom on or after 1 February 2016. Subject to certain exceptions, the domestic reverse charge will apply to all wholesale supplies of telecommunications services between counterparties established in the UK. This will typically mean transmission or carriage services of airtime and telephony related data. The reverse charge will cover telecommunications services which enable speech communication instantly or with only a negligible delay between the transmission and the receipt of signal and the transmission of writing, images and sounds or information of any nature when provided in connection with such services. The reverse charge will apply to all wholesale supplies: that is supplies made on a business to business basis.
Comment - businesses involved in the wholesale supply of telecomms services will need to amend their VAT accounting procedures with immediate effect. This will include the addition of a statement on each sales invoice making it clear that the reverse charge applies and that the customer is responsible for accounting for the VAT on its VAT return.
Please find a copy of the slides from Grant Thornton UK LLP's recent VAT Club seminar, held at our Finsbury Square offices in London. In this breakout session, Alex Baulf and Franklin Mac, discussed key VAT considerations of selecting and implementing a new ERP system.
International Indirect Tax - Global VAT/GST update (March 2018)Alex Baulf
These are the slides from the International Indirect Tax - Global VAT/GST update presented at Grant Thornton's VAT Club held in London on 9th March 2018.
The topics discussed include:
EU
• Bulgarian Presidency
• VAT Action Plan – proposal for a Definitive VAT System based on destination principle
• Customs: Binding Valuation Information (BVI)
• Considerations for using TP for Customs value
• Hungary: Electronic Invoicing
• Spain: SII 1.1 new version
• Italy: Simplifications to “Communications of data of invoices issued and received”
• Italy: Mandatory e-invoicing?
EMEA
• South Africa: VAT rate increase
• GCC – where are we?
• UAE: What's been released ? What's missing? Designated Zones
NOAM
• USA: Landmark sales tax nexus case to be heard in Supreme Court
APAC
• India: GST update
• China: Further VAT reform
• Malaysia: GST Compliance Assurance Program (MyGCAP)
• Singapore: Future GST rate increase / reverse charge
• Australia: Final guidance published for online retailers - GST on low value imported goods
This publication has been prepared only as a high level guide. No responsibility can be accepted by us for loss occasioned to any person acting or refraining from acting as a result of any material in this publication.
The UK exchequer loses an estimated £1.5bn to import fraud each year. In order to tackle this, there may soon be measures to shift the liability for this fraud onto innocent parties who facilitate the fraud by providing trading platforms in the UK. These businesses must act to ensure that suitable due-diligence procedures are implemented in the supply chain.
UK: VAT alert - Government publicises VAT changes if there is “no-deal” on B...Alex Baulf
Not that it is expecting a ‘no-deal’ scenario – the UK Government has specifically emphasised that it fully expects the opposite - but, just in case, it has announced a number of measures relating to UK VAT should agreement between the EU and the UK not materialise.
The Government considers that it is progressing well in its negotiations with the EU on the terms of Britain’s exit. However, rightly, it recognises that it is always possible that agreement will not be reached. As a consequence, it has made announcements in relation to VAT in the event of a so-called Brexit ‘no-deal’.
UK businesses – especially those that trade with businesses in other Member States of the EU have had concerns on a number of fronts, not least how the UK VAT system will work after Brexit and what changes will be needed in relation to import and export procedures.
The announcements made by the Government should help businesses to prepare for a ‘no-deal’ Brexit with a little more certainty. In line with the Government, businesses should not assume that an agreement will be reached. Businesses should be prepared for a ‘no-deal’ scenario even though that may not come to fruition.
The Spanish Tax Authorities have announced that they start to impose penalties for the non-compliance with the Immediate Supply of Information on VAT (ISI). The ISI entered into force last 1 July 2017, but the appropriate regulation of certain specific penalties did not come into effect until 1 January 2018.
The principle of proportionality is an unwritten concept of European law. In simple terms and in a VAT context, the principle is intended to ensure that, when dealing with taxpayers, Member State's actions go no further than what is necessary to achieve the objective being pursued.
The objective of the Default Surcharge regime in the UK is to ensure that taxpayers not only submit their VAT returns on time but also pay any VAT due on time.
The First-tier Tribunal found that the surcharge in this case was disproportionate. However, the Upper Tribunal has allowed HMRC's appeal. In the circumstances, the First-tier's decision was wrong in law.
UK: VAT use and enjoyment on advertising services? Alex Baulf
Under normal VAT rules, the place of supply of a business to business (B2B) service is the place where the recipient of the service belongs. In cases where the recipient is outside the European Union, this generally means that no EU VAT is chargeable.
However, 'use and enjoyment' provisions allow national Tax Authorities to adapt the place of supply rules outlined in the Principle VAT Directive where they perceive a threat to the tax yield.
We understand that HM Treasury is considering ways in which these provisions could be enacted in relation to advertising services which could be detrimental to the Betting & Gaming Sector.
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SYNERGY Global VAT/GST update – Overview of recent changes & what’s on the ho...Alex Baulf
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International Indirect Tax - Global VAT/GST update (June 2018)Alex Baulf
High level slides from Grant Thornton's VAT Club seminar in London held in June 2018.
Topics covered include:
ECJ decision - C-580/16 Hans Bühler - Triangulation
Netherlands - VAT rate change
Russia - VAT rate change
Bahamas - VAT rate change
Angola - New VAT system
Liberia - New VAT system
Costa Rica - New VAT system
Costa Rica - e-invoicing requirements
Hungary - Electronic Invoicing
Italy - Mandatory e-invoicing
Australia - GST on hotel accommodation
Poland - VAT split payments
Spain - First penalties in relation to SII
Greece - SAF-T & E-Invoicing?
Argentina - VAT on digital services
Columbia VAT on digital services
Canada - Quebec: New QST obligations for non-resident suppliers of digital services
USA: Wayfair – the Decision
India - “Happy Birthday GST" - what's next
New Zealand - Low value consignment relief
Malaysia - GST to 0% and transition to SST
United Arab Emirates - Exchange Rates for VAT purposes
Kuwait - VAT postponed until 2021?
GCC - Bahrain, Oman, Qatar VAT implementation latest
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The GCC member countries have entered into a unified agreement which bind them to implement VAT and Excise regulations in their jurisdictions latest by January 2019. IMC has a dedicated “VAT in GCC” team set-up in Dubai, UAE. Write to us at bc@intuitconsultancy.com or visit https://intuitconsultancy.com/vat-in-middle-east/ for more. IMC would be pleased to advise readers on how to apply the principles set out in this publication to their specific circumstances.
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3. Who do the changes affect?
v SoEware
and
soEware
upgrades
v Web
design,
data
storage,
hosJng,
VoIP
and
content
v Music,
e-‐books,
films,
images
and
photographs
v Gambling
&
games
v Marketplaces
v Digital
goods
and
subscripJons
v Distance
teaching
&
training
eService
Providers…
4. The Change
Today
VAT
based
on
where
the
eService
Provider
is
located
Jan
1
2015
VAT
based
on
where
the
Consumer
is
located
6. What is the Change?
v You
need
to
idenJfy
the
country
of
each
customer
v You
need
to
find
two
pieces
of
non
conflicJng
evidence
v You
must
apply
the
VAT
rate
of
the
country
where
the
consumer
is
based
v You
need
to
remit
this
VAT
through
the
MOSS
7. How do I identify my customer?
Legisla;on
states
v IP
address
v Billing
address
v Bank
Details
v Mobile
country
code
v Other
commercially
relevant
informaJon
✔
✔
✔
✗
✔
8. Apply the VAT rate of the country
28
Member
States
Normal
&
reduced
rates
9. File & settle VAT through MOSS
v Mini
One
Stop
Shop
v Register
with
your
own
Tax
authority
v Log
on
@
h`p://www.hmrc.gov.uk/posmoss/
v Register
from
October
1st
v File
a
return
once
a
quarter
v Se`le
all
VAT
owing
with
your
tax
authority
10. The Gotchas
This
legislaJon
is
the
result
of
a
compromise…
v There
is
no
minimum
threshold
v You
need
to
store
all
data
you
collect
for
10
years
and
be
open
to
an
audit
from
any
country
in
EU
v There
are
different
invoicing
regulaJons
across
the
EU
v This
is
not
SEPA
–
There
will
be
no
extension!