Transfer Of A Business As A Going Concern (Canada)

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Generally, if a person sells a business or part of a business to a recipient, no GST/HST is payable

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Non-Union scheme (Germany)

Margin scheme: second-hand goods, works of art, collectors' items and antiques (Malta)

Appendix 3C: VAT zero rate (Belgium)

GST on expenditure (Australia)

Spain - VAT submission guide

Germany - VAT submission guide

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Transfer of a business as a going concern (Canada)

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Non-Union scheme (Germany)

Margin scheme: second-hand goods, works of art, collectors' items and antiques (Malta)

Appendix 3C: VAT zero rate (Belgium)

GST on expenditure (Australia)

Spain - VAT submission guide

Germany - VAT submission guide

Key data (Bulgaria)

Reverse charge VAT (Kenya)

Simplified invoices (Austria)

Transfer of a business as a going concern (Mexico)

Consignment and call-off stock (Croatia)

Finland - VAT submission guide

Transfer of a business as a going concern (Kenya)

Refunds (Belgium)

Self-billing (Netherlands)

Refunds of VAT to tourists (Saudi Arabia)

Turkey - VAT registration guide

Netherlands - VAT registration guide

Hungary - VAT registration guide

Kenya - VAT registration guide

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