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This VAT intra-Community Guide is destined, not only to company directors and managers but to anyone involved in business transactions with or within the European Union. Sales directors, accounting departments, tax advisors, tax managers and businesses, big or small, will find it to be an invaluable tool when confronted with treating VAT related matters.
Whatever your company's activity, if it is involved in doing business within the European Union, this VAT intra-Community Guide will supply concise and comprehensible answers to the numerous questions that will undoubtedly arise with regards to the optimal treatment of VAT requirements and formalities. Forms pertaining to VAT formalities implemented within the new Member States will also be provided on the internet site www.editions-delmas.com as they become available.
A french version of the "Intra-Community VAT Handbook" is also available (ISBN 2 24705759 4).


A. Definition of Intra-Community VAT I. General Requirements B. Declaratory Obligations Linked to the Elimination of Borders C. VAT Requirements Linked to the Implementation of the Common Market II. Movements of Goods D. Intra-Community Delivery / Acquisition E. Intra-Community Transfers and Affectations F. Non-Taxable Movements of Goods G. Sale of Goods on Consignment H. Sale with Installation or Assembly I. Triangular Operations J. VAT Purchase Quota Relief K. Person Benefiting from an Exception Regime (PBER) L. Distance Sales and Sales to Private Individuals M. Sales of New Means of Transport N. Sales of Goods Subject to Excise Duties O. Second-Hand Goods III. Services Related to Movements of Goods P. Supplies of Services Linked to Intra-Community Exchanges Q. Processing Operations R. Intermediaries IV. Procedure S. Cooperation Between the Member States Additional Documentation and Useful Information 1. Summaries 2. Forms and Returns 3. EU Regulation 4. Useful Websites

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	COLLECTION

		Encyclopédie Delmas

	PARUTION

		Juin 2004

	FORMAT

		190 x 250

	REFERENCE

		705821

	ISBN

		9782247058211

	NBRE DE PAGES

		328 pages