Newsitems

Eco–taxes- are evolving

The AGEC law, on the fight against waste and in the benefit of the circular economy, of 10 February 2020 has created new EPR categories (Extended Producer Responsibility) and has extended the scope of some existing ones.

RMB Insider Webinar :
Busting the myths around EU VAT

We are delighted to share with you the recording of our webinar co-organised with the Department for International Trade (DIT) and the British Embassy of Paris, Unsworth and BBL group.

EU: - New rules in effect and to come

In Italy, Germany, Romania, Hungary, Belgium, Spain, Portugal and the Netherlands, new rules are applicable and others will be applicable from 1, January 2022.

We are proud to present the video of our webinar together with Nord France Invest, Groupe BBL & Unsworth, and would like to thank everyone who made these wonderful events possible.

The reverse charge of import VAT

France has decided to make all importers benefit from the reverse charge of import VAT. This measure, which is of great interest to businesses for obvious reasons of cash flow gains, will apply to all operators, whether they are established in France or abroad.

The reverse charge of import VAT

All companies that act as the importers of records in France are liable for VAT on import and will have to obtain a valid VAT French number, issued by the DGFiP, and will have to file VAT filings. VAT will not any longer be collected by customs authorities on imports, reverse charge of VAT to importation (ATVAI) becomes the rule for all taxpayers who must declare the amounts on their VAT filings.

Paperless process for the "13th Directive" refund procedure

The next applications must be submitted electronically and be accompanied by a summary table including, for each invoice or import document, the following information:

How will brexit
affect your business ?

After Brexit happens, the United Kingdom will no longer be a Member of the EU and be considered as a third country from a EU perspective. This means that the UK will be governed by the WTO regulations and will not be part of the EU VAT system anymore. The EU VAT directive will no longer be applicable.