I hope everyone had an enjoyable break over the Christmas period. Since my last update there have been some interesting international tax developments all with a European focus. As has become traditional in recent months I start with an update on digital taxes.
On 18 December 2018 the Italian Parliament proposed a Budget Law 2019 amendment which will introduce a 6% web tax on electronically supplied services rendered by suppliers (whether or not established in Italy) to Italian residents. This final version of the web tax expected to become effective from 30 June 2019 differs from that previously proposed.
The new Italian web tax (at a 3% tax rate) applies to revenues generated from certain digital services rendered to Italian customers by companies or groups of...
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I hope everyone had an enjoyable break over the Christmas period. Since my last update there have been some interesting international tax developments all with a European focus. As has become traditional in recent months I start with an update on digital taxes.
On 18 December 2018 the Italian Parliament proposed a Budget Law 2019 amendment which will introduce a 6% web tax on electronically supplied services rendered by suppliers (whether or not established in Italy) to Italian residents. This final version of the web tax expected to become effective from 30 June 2019 differs from that previously proposed.
The new Italian web tax (at a 3% tax rate) applies to revenues generated from certain digital services rendered to Italian customers by companies or groups of...
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