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ARTICLE · 16 JUNE 2021

New Rules For E-commerce & VAT

As of July 1st, new VAT rules enter into force in the European Union, which facilitate the fulfillment of the existing obligations related to the VAT and reduce the administrative burdens for the companies...

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As of July 1st, new VAT rules enter into force in the European Union, which facilitate the fulfillment of the existing obligations related to the VAT and reduce the administrative burdens for the companies performing cross-border online sales.  

For online shopping, an electronic portal (electronic one-stop shop / OSS) has been developed, in which the companies performing online sales can register for VAT purposes in one Member State electronically for all intra-community distance sales of goods and supplies of services provided to end customers. So far, these companies have been required to register in any country of the EU, before they can make sales to end customers in the relevant EU country. The one-stop shop (OSS) regime can be used to declare the due VAT on goods and services sold online throughout the EU to end customers.  

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