Ending of reduced VAT rate on e-services Algeria has withdrawn the reduced 9% Value Added Tax rate on digital or electronic services. From 1 January 2022, the full standard VAT rate of 19% applies. This measure was implemented by the Finance Law of 2022. VAT
Moldova has extended for the second time its application of the reduced 6% VAT rate on hotel and restaurant services until 15 March 2022. It was previously at the 12% reduced rate. Reduced rate first introduced in June 2021 Moldova first cut Value Added Tax
Singapore is likely to have to delay its long-planned Goods & Services Tax rise from 7% to 9% due to inflationary pressures. It was suggested that it could be imposed in July 2022 to help meet the costs of an ageing population. However, it is
Parliament calls for additional supplies to be added to 1 February reduced VAT cuts On 20 January 2022, the Polish Parliament voted to add further goods to the list to enjoy VAT rates cuts to 8% from 1 February 2022. These include: Coal and coke
What customs documents and processes should UK importers observe since 1 January 2022 following the ending of Customs controls and tariffs easements Since 1 January 2022, the UK has ended the customs admin and controls suspension on imports coming into the UK from the EU.
The Dominican Republic’s General Directorate of Internal Taxes (Dirección General de Impuestos Internos (DGII) has not yet mandated for all its e-invoicing regime – Electronic Tax Receipts (e-CF’s). Following the 2019 launch of the process, It completed a pilot with ten large taxpayers in early
The east European state of Moldova has introduced Value Added Tax obligations on non-resident providers and payment intermediaries of digital services through electronic networks to its consumers from 1 April 2020. This requires a simplified electronic services VAT registration. The standard VAT rate in Moldova
Inflation hits 8.2% prompting food VAT cut following domestic electricty reduction Inflation in Romania has now hit a 10-year record at 8.2% in December. It started the year at 3%. The government is therefore discussing cutting VAT on basic foodstuffs from 9% reduced rate to
