The European Commission is proposing to give member states the freedom to waive Value Added Tax on defence spending. This is part of a wider range of measures to promote and support coordinated defence spending amongst the member states. This would be tied to collaboration
Spain to add live B2B e-invoices to existing SII real-time reporting; rollout between 2024 and 2026; legal obligation on ERP and billing system vendors to offer compliant systems A technical specification Bill launching mandatory B2B e-invoices, with government pre-clearance with AEAT, the state tax agency,
Tax Engines are essential as tax authorities move to e-invoicing & live reporting. And they no longer need to be expensive or excruciating to implement A ‘tax engine’ is a specialist software application used to calculate the correct VAT, GST or sales tax on a
Dutch Caribbean dependancy joins Value Added Tax club in exchange for COVID-19 funding The Caribbean island of Aruba is to introduce a Value Added Tax at 12.5% from January 2023. This will replace the existing 6% combined Turnover Tax (BBO) and Health Tax (BAZV). This
Threshold on electronic reporting of e-invoices cut ahead of live reporting South Korea’s near real-time e-invoicing regime will be made mandatory for a larger group of companies as it cuts the reporting threshold from KRW 300m to KRW 200m from 1 July 2022. Plans for
The value of the gig economy is expected to more than double from US$204 billion in 2018 to US$452 billion by 2025.7 In the UK, the Trades Union Congress (TUC) estimated in the summer of 2019 that 4.7 million people now work regularly on one or
