Tolley’s EU and Global VAT
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Commentary
This newly expanded source, incorporating Tolley’s authoritative VAT in the EU guide, offers country-by-country overviews of the VAT arrangements in major global jurisdictions. In addition to the 28 countries (including the UK) covered in VAT in the EU, the global phase provides detailed analysis of the VAT regimes for 31 of the world’s most important economies.
The source is essential for advisers working in-house and in general practice who need to have a good working knowledge of the VAT arrangements when undertaking international trade, enabling them to:
research and compare VAT-specific rules across the EU and key global jurisdictions,
analyse potential VAT implications of cross-border supply chains to determine efficiencies and mitigate VAT costs, and
identify whether a non-established supplier would have a requirement to register for VAT in a given territory.
VAT rules and guidance for each country are presented in a uniform format to help the reader quickly and easily compare information for different jurisdictions.
Contents include:
Key data
VAT registration procedure
VAT deregistration
Record-keeping requirements
Reporting obligations
Domestic supplies
Special schemes
Penalties
Foreign supplies
Refunds of VAT
Additional information:
SOURCE CURRENCY
Published April 2024
AUTHOR INFORMATION
This title is edited by Luigi Lungarella, Director at PKF Littlejohn LLP, with chapters authored by members of the PKF Global VAT Group.
The source is essential for advisers working in-house and in general practice who need to have a good working knowledge of the VAT arrangements when undertaking international trade, enabling them to:
VAT rules and guidance for each country are presented in a uniform format to help the reader quickly and easily compare information for different jurisdictions.
Contents include:
Additional information:
SOURCE CURRENCY
Published April 2024
AUTHOR INFORMATION
This title is edited by Luigi Lungarella, Director at PKF Littlejohn LLP, with chapters authored by members of the PKF Global VAT Group.