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VATupdate Newsletter Week 52 2021

Happy New Year! You made it into 2022, congratulations! The VATupdate Team wishes you success, health and happiness.

We celebrated our ONE MILLIONTH view in mid-December! Thank you all for your support.

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Of course, we continue sharing the latest VAT and related news from around the world via our website, this newsletter and other channels, such as LinkedIn and Twitter. We have a lot of new plans and ideas that we would like to work on this year to break that record.

We already shared with you the trends and developments in 2020. And as is common at the start of a new year, it’s now time to look forward. We already posted an item where we list the key VAT related on the agenda’s of different governments and regions.

These are the (expected  CHANGES IN 2022

But a broader change is also occurring. For many years people have been saying that there will be a shift from direct taxes to indirect taxes. Yes, that has happened, but still universities, newspapers and companies focus strongly on Corporate tax and Income tax. A minimum tax of 15% on profits is global news, whereas the change in the e-commerce rules in the European Union was only matter-of-factly mentioned on the eight-o-clock news, and only because consumers would pay more for their “unnecessary Chinese stuff” (not literally, but close: RTL Nieuws). Nothing was mentioned on how these rules impacted businesses, let alone systems, tax payments and liabilities.

We don’t expect that this will change dramatically in the next years. VAT is fun, but taxation on profits is apparently more attractive and easier to explain to the public.

But a change is coming. Not with VAT perhaps, but with indirect tax in a broader definition. Packaging taxes, environmental taxes, fat tax or sugar levies, more focus on excise duties…

VATupdate will continue doing what it does. But you may see posts on the introduction and roll-out of other indirect taxes as well. And as usual, often these type of taxes may well and up on the des of the experts: You, the VAT specialist. Good luck!


If you have any comments, questions or ideas that you want to share with us, please send us an email at [email protected] or leave a comment under the posts of this newsletter on LinkedIn.


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We’re looking forward seeing you again next week.


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2021 IN REVIEW

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KENYA

NIGERIA

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