Italy: E-Invoicing Requirements for Suppliers of Goods and Services
The suppliers of goods and services in Italy will be required to submit electronic invoices through Italy's online platform to almost all public authorities (PAs) from March 31, 2015. Businesses supplying public authorities must provide the required
See MoreSlovak Republic: Law amendments regarding excise duties signs
The amendments to the law related to excise duties were signed by the President on 19th November
See MoreChina: Bonded treatment for steel imports revoked
Chinese Ministry of Finance, the General Administration of Customs, and the State Administration of Taxation jointly issued a notice that revokes the bonded treatment for steel materials imported under 78 tariff codes, with an effective date of 1
See MoreChina: Termination of Anti-dumping Measures Applicable to Imports of Pyrocatechol originated in the EU
On August 25, 2009, the Ministry of Commerce issued Announcement No.53 of 2009, deciding to continue to impose anti-dumping measures against imports of pyrocatechol originated in the EU in accordance with Announcement No. 41 of 2003, Announcement 61
See MoreVenezuela: Customs system changes regarding foreign exchange rates
Venezuela’s tax and customs administration (SENIAT) has declared changes to both versions of its automated customs system (Sistema Aduanero Automatizado or SIDUNEA) naming S++ and SW under foreign exchange agreements that is used to determine the
See MoreLuxembourg Lowers Shipping Registration Levy
Luxembourg has issued a draft regulation that would reduce shipping registration duties. The duties are computed by reference to a vessel’s tonnage, determined when the ship is first registered in Luxembourg. Although Luxembourg is a landlocked
See MoreRussia-Amendments in Import, Export Procedures
The termination of agreement between Russia and the national guaranteeing association for TIR operations has ensured by Russia’s customs service on December 1, 2013. The TIR carnet, customs transit document, exhibits the presence of an
See MoreJapan: Changes in customs Valuation regulations
The customs valuation regulation has been changed in Japan. The valuation is based on the transaction value in line with World Trade Organization (WTO) rules but the change in the regulations clarifies the issue of which particular transaction is to
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