
Export goods from the UK to the EU after Brexit
In this Insider Talk video, Artur Sarkisian, head of client services at RM BOULANGER, answers common questions regarding cross-border trade since Brexit occurred.
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IMPORTANT VAT changes in France since January 2022, Obligation to register for French VAT when importing goods into France and subsequently selling in France.
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VAT – the key to doing
business internationally
VAT rules and rates vary by country and they change regularly. Even within the European Union, member states apply VAT in different ways. With our in-country experts, RM Boulanger can help you negotiate the rules and leverage your VAT obligations in an optimal way for your business. And if you are a financial professional who supports customers with VAT matters, we can help you stay ahead of the curve.
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Every company has its core business, and stives to excel in its own domain. Our passion is VAT and the movement of goods across the invisible borders of Europe and beyond. Putting our passion to work is what keeps us going every day, and what keeps our clients compliant and happy. Are you looking for support in the complex matters of VAT for one or several of your clients?
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US company importing & selling EU
RMB was contacted by a US company who was just about to import their goods in Europe in order to sell on the european markets. They needed advice on how to tackle this pratically.
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Mandatory survey for EU exchange of goods declaration (Intrastat)

From September 2022, companies required to declare the statistical part of the exchange of goods declaration (DEB-Intrastat), also known as the statistical survey or "EMEBI", will receive a letter from the French administration.
Is your VAT reclaimable?

In the case your company wasn’t registered for VAT in France at the time you paid for it, you probably then didn’t claim back that VAT. The VAT paid in France is probably refundable provided you fulfill some conditions.