On 10 May 2021 the State Revenue Service (“SRS”) posted on their website an update to “Bad Debts” offering guidance on how VAT and corporate income tax should be applied. This article explores the VAT treatment of debt assignment.
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Ask questionThe Import One-Stop Shop (“IOSS”), a special VAT scheme for distance sales of goods imported from third countries or third territories, will be implemented across the EU from 1 July 2021 as part of extensive amendments to the VAT rules for e-commerce companies. This article explores an intermediary’s obligations and liability under the IOSS.
Restrictions imposed to tackle the Covid-19 crisis have adversely affected many companies’ ability to carry on the sort of business they were able to do before the emergency situation was announced. It is not only their ability to make a profit that is restricted but also their ability to cover business costs. State aid for shopping malls and sports centres is awaiting approval from the European Commission this week. Both types of aid are to be granted and monitored by the Latvian Investment and Development Agency (LIAA). An aid application is due by 31 May 2021 (unless the deadline is extended) so it has to be ready in a week’s time with a number of documents attached. LIAA will decide to grant aid by 30 September 2021 and check 15% of aid recipients on a random basis. This article explores key aspects of this aid.
The Cabinet of Ministers’ Rule No. 321 of 10 May 2005, The Amount, Collection, Refund, Allocation and Payment of the Levy on Blank Storage Media and Devices Usable for Reproduction, has been amended with effect from 14 April 2021. This article explores the goals and implications of the amendments.
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