The French customs administration issued new guidelines on 3 March 2020 that amend the administration’s position regarding exports from France by non-EU companies. The new rules will become effective on
Exports of personal protective equipment are now subject to authorisation!
IMPLEMENTING REGULATION OF THE COMMISSION (EU) 2020/402 of March 14, 2020 submitting the export of certain products to the presentation of an export authorisation. Personal protective equipment is the first
Skarpa Travel s.p. European case: important clarifications regarding the VAT Tour-Operating margin scheme (TOMS)
This article was originally published in Le Quotidien du Tourisme on January 21, 2019. It is reproduced on our blog with the agreement of the publisher. VAT Tour operator margin
Recovery of VAT on costs incurred in the event of an unrealized transfer of securities
The context is as follows. C&D FOODS is the holding company of a group of companies. This company indirectly owns AROVIT PETFOOD via a subholding company. C&D FOODS provides management
Brexit – The withdrawal agreement – VAT & customs aspects
A quick update on the latest Brexit developments following the draft Brexit withdrawal agreement (the Agreement) which was released on 14 November 2018 following agreement in principle by the UK
Exempt Intra-Community supplies and chain transactions
Further to a preliminary query, the CJEU considered that in the case of two successive sales with a single intra-Community transport carried out by the final purchaser, the second transfer
Proposals for Directives amending the rules on the fixing of rates and those applicable to small enterprises
On January 18th, 2018, the Commission proposed two directives aimed at giving Member States more flexibility in setting VAT rates and simplifying the rules for small businesses. With regard to
Adoption of Commission’s proposals by the Council
On December 5th, 2017, the Council adopted the Commission’s proposals. The new rules, which will enter into force gradually by 2021, aim to simplify VAT rules and prevent fraud. Thus,
Customs value – Transfer pricing adjustments
The EUCJ rejects the agreed customs value between the parties, which consisted partly of an amount initially invoiced and declared and partly of a flat-rate adjustment made after the end