BDO Indirect Tax News April 2024
BDO Indirect Tax News April 2024
The April issue of BDO Indirect Tax News kicks off with two lead articles: the complex U.S. state tax considerations for companies operating in the life science sector and the recent increase in the rate, and expansion in the scope, of Malaysia’s service tax.
On top of that, various courts have been active in the indirect tax space:
Finally, e-invoicing continues to gain momentum, with more countries moving forward with mandatory e-invoicing requirements or tinkering with existing rules. See the updates from Belgium, Bulgaria, France, Germany, Israel, Malaysia, Namibia, Poland, Romania and Zambia.
For more detailed information on any of these topics or how BDO can help, please contact Pascal Dauw or the country contributors directly.
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- Germany: The CJEU has been asked to rule on the compatibility of the real estate transfer tax with EU law.
- Netherlands: An Advocate General of the CJEU has opined that certain Dutch pension funds are not sufficiently comparable to collective investment vehicles and thus do not qualify for the VAT exemption for asset management services.
- Spain: The Supreme Court has ruled that the provision of a company car to an employee free of charge is not subject to VAT.
- India: The constitutionality of the provisions in the GST Act that require suppliers of goods and/or services to pass on any benefit of a reduced GST rate to the consumer is before the Supreme Court.
Finally, e-invoicing continues to gain momentum, with more countries moving forward with mandatory e-invoicing requirements or tinkering with existing rules. See the updates from Belgium, Bulgaria, France, Germany, Israel, Malaysia, Namibia, Poland, Romania and Zambia.
For more detailed information on any of these topics or how BDO can help, please contact Pascal Dauw or the country contributors directly.
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