Transfer Of A Business As A Going Concern (Malta)

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When a business is sold as a going concern, the transferee may need to register for VAT as a result of the acquired

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Domestic reverse charge (Senegal)

Administration (Belgium)

Transfer of a business as a going concern (Portugal)

Margin schemes: second-hand goods, global accounting, and auctioneers (Cyprus)

Transfer of a business as a going concern (Zambia)

Time of supply – tax points (Germany)

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Transfer of a business as a going concern (Malta)

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Domestic reverse charge (Senegal)

Administration (Belgium)

Transfer of a business as a going concern (Portugal)

Margin schemes: second-hand goods, global accounting, and auctioneers (Cyprus)

Transfer of a business as a going concern (Zambia)

Time of supply – tax points (Germany)

Capital goods scheme (France)

Credit notes and debit notes (Indonesia)

Input tax credits generally (Canada)

Self-revision surcharge (Hungary)

Romania - VAT submission guide

Consignment and call-off stock (Croatia)

Finland - VAT submission guide

Time of supply – tax points (Australia)

Transfer of a business as a going concern (Kenya)

Lithuania - VAT registration guide

Italy - VAT submission guide

GST bad debt relief (Australia)

Sweden - VAT registration guide

France - VAT registration guide

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