- Intra-Community supplies of goods are exempt from VAT if proof of transport is provided
- The transport document (CMR) is a valid proof of dispatching goods outside Belgium
- Disputes can arise if the transport document is incomplete or not provided by the client
- Belgium has implemented a “destination document” as an alternative proof of cross-border transport
- The destination document must meet certain conditions and be signed by a designated person in the buyer’s company
- The seller must ensure they are not involved in tax fraud and may be required to provide additional documents
- The destination document simplifies the process for businesses but caution is advised.
Source: vatdesk.eu
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