Slovakia: The Tax Implications of E-Commerce Operation in terms of Value Added Tax (VAT)

The online store or “e-commerce” is an increasingly popular form of supplying products or services via the Internet, i.e. “online”. Selling over the Internet is characterized by being performed “online” regardless of national boundaries. However, certain restrictions may be associated with national regulations of the individual Member States. Pursuant to the Slovak legislation, a service…

Austria: Electronically provided services – facilitating the tax liabilities

If the provider of radio and TV broadcasting, telecommunications and electronically provided services registers oneself into the special regime of one administration spot, the so-called Mini-One-Stop-Shop (further “MOSS”), the provider avoids the lengthy liability process to register for VAT in each Member State of the establishment of its end customers. With effect from the 1st…

Action 13: Country by Country Reporting – Members of groups with consolidated turnover greater than € 750 million a year: Attention

Brief overview of treatment As part of Action 13 to re-examine transfer pricing documentation, the Slovak Republic signed along with thirty other countries a document on automatic exchanging of information – “Country-by-country (CbC) reporting” – on 28 January 2016. CbC reporting rules apply to large multinationals with consolidated annual turnover above 750 million EUR. These…