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Poland VAT payment delays for coronavirus crisis; delays SAF-T

Poland has changed policy on VAT payments for the COVID-19 crisis. VAT filings are due on the 25th of March, as normal. However, taxpayers may apply for a liabilities write-off or extension of the pay...Continued

Brazil tax measures for COVID-19

The Brazilian government and Ministry of Economy has announced the General Attorney of Finance (PGFN) will suspend until the start of July existing measures against taxpayers for non-compliance on ind...Continued

China harmonises levies with VAT

The Chinese Ministry of Finance has announced plans to harmonise the 6% City Maintenance & Construction and the 3% Construction Services levies with Chinese VAT...Continued

India raises e-invoice threshold

The Indian Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs has raised the annual sales threshold for mandatory GST e-invoices. The new electronic invoicing regime will be introduced on 1 October 2020. ...Continued

Ecuador VAT on digital services Sept 2020

Ecuador has imposed Value Added Tax on digital services from 16 September 2020. This includes non-resident providers who must register for VAT locally or suffer withholding VAT by payment providers to...Continued

France COVID-19 VAT rate cut

France is considering a Value Added Tax rate cut as part of a €100 billion investment package to boost its economy as it comes out of the coronavirus health crisis. The plans will be detailed in the f...Continued

Ecuador VAT delays for coronavirus

Ecuador has gazetted easements on Value Added Tax compliance to assist businesses during the COVID-19 crisis. The measures are limited to small enterprises, and airlines, holiday operators, agricultur...Continued

Bolivia consolidates VAT into other business taxes

The Bolivian government is to introduce a consolidated VAT and tax regime for small businesses to support them during the COVID-19 epidemic. The annual threshold to qualify for the simplification is ...Continued

UK mulls 2% ecommerce sales tax and delivery tax

The UK Treasury is being reported as considering imposing a 2% sales tax on online ecommerce to raise £2 billion. This would be to help level the playing field for traditional high-street retailers. T...Continued

EU Ecommerce package go-head July 2021; German and Dutch concerns

The final approval from the Council of the EU has been granted to the delay to the EU VAT ecommerce package until 1 July 2021. This came despite the Netherlands and Germans requesting a further delay ...Continued