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By acquiring AlternativeTVA, we will be able to provide fiscal representation services in Belgium to UK companies after Brexit!

Despite requests for postponement to January 1, 2022 issued by the Netherlands and Germany, the European Commission has confirmed the entry into force on July 1, 2021 of the e-commerce directive and the implementation of MOSS for sales remotely.

As of July 30, 2020, employees seconded for a period of more than twelve months will be subject to all the provisions of the labor code.

Our team put together for our clients and readers the latest update on Brexit and the impact on VAT and Customs. Call +33 3 20 25 70 73 or book a meeting!

By an order of July 23, 2020, the French government defined the list of protective clothing eligible for the reduced rate of 5.5% applied since April 25, 2020 on masks and protection as well as products intended for personal hygiene.

The french Tax administration (La Direction Générale des Finances publiques) has announced recently to reduce the VAT on imports to 5,50% starting from 26/04

The Polish Ministry of Finance introduces new reduced VAT rates from April 1st, 2020. Current reduced rates are 5% and 8%, and now dropping to 5% and 7% respectively.

As per April 1st 2020,  online traders selling low value goods (under NOK 3000) to Norwegian consumers will be liable to register for VAT in Norway.

Read more about the New Customs definition of Exporters and the impact for non-EU companies wishing to export their goods from Europe to non-EU destinations.

Starting from 1st January 2020, new rules intended to harmonise and simplify VAT rules in the EU also know as “Quick Fixes”, and may concern your company.

Read more about fiscal changes and consequences to the Brexit. How does this affect your business to or from the UK, what are the new rules to comply with?