European Union finance ministers Tuesday approved an update to the bloc’s value-added tax rules that will start a transition to electronic declarations for certain exemptions.

The Council formally adopted today new rules aimed at replacing the current paper certificates used to declare exemptions from the EU’s value added tax (VAT) with a new electronic form.

Businesses in the automotive, pharmaceuticals, and food and drink sectors will be among those most impacted within UK industry under US plans to meet VAT charged on US imports to the UK with ...

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Italian prosecutors are examining whether online giant Amazon.com evaded 1.2 billion euros in value-added tax (VAT) it should ...

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Are registered for VAT in the EU. Develop their app professionally rather ... how platforms are being forced to adapt to stricter rules on digital accountability and consumer protection.

Trump's official memorandum outlining the policy said the administration's reciprocal tariffs might also be designed to ...