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Given its interest we highlight the last entry to the Kluber International Tax blog entitled “Online Marketplaces and EU VAT: Global Reach but Compliance Still Local”. It comments on the EU countries (United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy and Austria) that, notwithstanding the great change that will occur in the sector from January 2021 with the entry into force of the single window regime (One Stop Shpp - OSS), have introduced special control measures on online platforms that facilitate distan...

Royal Law-Decree 3/2020 of 5 February has been published at the Official Gazette of 5 February 2020 (the RDL) in order to, among other European regulations, transpose to the Spanish legislation Council Directive 2018/1910 and Council Implementing Regulation 2018/1912,. As regards VAT the RDL so transposes the so called “quick fixes”, namely, amendments to the Council Directive 2006/112/EC on the common system of value added tax (the VAT Directive) with the aim to simplify the regime of intracomm...

The European Commission has issued a proposal where the Council of the European Union is invited to authorise the opening of negotiations for a new partnership with the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, to nominate the Commission as Union negotiator and to address directives to the negotiator and designate a special committee in consultation with which the negotiations must be conducted.

The State Tax Administration Agency (AEAT) has announced that as of February 3 a new help service for model 303 called “Pre303” will be available in the Procedures section of the electronic office of its website. This service is addressed to a part of the taxpayers who are currently obliged to keep their VAT records through the Electronic Headquarters of the AEAT (the so-called "Immediate Supply of Information" SII).   Specifically, the affected taxpayers would be those registered in the Monthly...

From the VAT point of view Spain has territorial specificities arising from the existence of autonomous regions with regulatory powers in indirect taxation. This creates different scenarios varying from territories where the VAT does not apply at all (Ceuta and Melilla) or is substituted by a similar regional indirect tax (the IGIC of the Canary Islands) to those where the VAT is applied with certain peculiarities (the Basque Country and Navarra).   Foreign companies operating in Spain need to b...