- German Federal Central Tax Office published guidance on cross-border VAT treatment under One-Stop-Shop system
- Guidance covers registration requirements for non-EU sellers storing goods in EU countries
- Sellers registered under MOSS will be automatically enrolled in One-Stop-Shop
- Parent companies within VAT groups must apply electronically using VAT identification numbers
- Filing deadlines for turnover reports are set for specific dates
- Exemptions detailed for sellers with small to medium turnover providing certain services
- Guidance outlines compliance requirements for registration, deregistration, recordkeeping, and reporting under One-Stop-Shop scheme
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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