Traduction de «VAT exemption » (Anglais → Français) :

exemption from value added tax | exemption from VAT | VAT exemption

party exempt from VAT

exemption from VAT

contents dumping into vat | releasing contents into vat | contents releasing into vat | dump contents into vat

vat tending following a nitration process | vat washing following a nitration process | tend vats following a nitration process | wash vats following a nitration process

charging the vat with specific ingredients | filling the vat with specific ingredients | fill the vat with specific ingredients | vat charging with specific ingredients

steaming pit [ steaming vat | log steaming vat | soaking tank | log vat ]

news vat lined chipboard [ news vat-lined chipboard | news vat-lined chip ]

direct-flow vat [ parallel-flow vat | uniflow vat ]

vat dye | vat dyestuff | vat colour

A €2 million revenue threshold across the EU, under which small businesses would benefit from simplification measures, whether or not they have already been exempted from VAT; The possibility for Member States to free all small businesses that qualify for a VAT exemption from obligations relating to identification, invoicing, accounting or returns; A turnover threshold of €100,000 which would allow companies operating in more than one Member State to benefit from the VAT exemption.

The Commission will make legislative proposals in 2016 to reduce the administrative burden on businesses arising from different VAT regimes including (i) extending the current single electronic registration and payment mechanism to intra-EU and 3rd country online sales of tangible goods, (ii) introducing a common EU-wide simplification measure (VAT threshold) to help small start-up e-commerce businesses, (iii) allowing for home country controls including a single audit of cross-border businesses for VAT purposes and (iv) removing the VAT exemption for the importation of small consignments from suppliers in third countries.

Address the problem of fraud caused by a previously misused VAT exemption for goods valued at under €22 coming from outside the EU which can distort the market and create unfair competition. Previously, fraudsters had been able to mislabel high value goods in small packages as having a value under the threshold of €22, making the goods exempt from VAT and creating an unacceptable gap of €1 billion in revenues which would otherwise have gone to the budgets of EU Member States.

the Member State of destination to inform the Member State of import if the VAT number of the customer, albeit valid, had been used by the importer without their knowledge; the tax authorities to cross-check the customs information with the VAT recapitulative statements and to detect undervaluation at the moment of import, designed to avoid customs duties; automated access to the VAT Information Exchange System (VIES) by customs authorities responsible for checking the conditions for the VAT exemption in customs procedures 42 and 63.