AverageBanana

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   by AverageBanana 12y ago

   These rules only affect cross-border sales within the EU. Any non-EU business supplying digital services direct to a customer in the EU will be affected. B2B supplies do not come under the scope of these rules. There's a lot of chatter
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   by AverageBanana 12y ago

   Correct, the burden of proof is on the company that is supplying the electronic service. But it is not that they 'decide'. They need to collect required types of evidence (that do not conflict with each other) in order to prove wh
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   by AverageBanana 12y ago

   The affected companies will have two options. Register for VAT in each EU country in which they have sales, or avail of what is called a mini One-Stop Shop, commonly known as MOSS. MOSS, effectively, allows a company register with one EU ta
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   by AverageBanana 12y ago

   The whole area of VAT in the EU, for companies like Dropbox, changes on January 1, 2015. Dropbox will not be able to state that they don't pay VAT in the EU after this date as the rules will have changed. They will have to start paying