The OECD has published a survey seeking to assess the extent of costs of irrecoverable VAT and goods and services tax (GST) incurred by businesses in jurisdictions where they are not established.
The OECD has published a survey seeking to assess the extent of costs of irrecoverable VAT and goods and services tax (GST) incurred by businesses in jurisdictions where they are not established. The survey forms part of the OECD’s ongoing project on measuring total business taxes across countries by accounting for business taxes paid in addition to corporate income taxes, including VAT/GST. The survey is related to the recently released International VAT/GST guidelines, a global standard for governments on the application of VAT/GST to cross-border trade. Responses are sought by 15 March 2016.
The OECD has published a survey seeking to assess the extent of costs of irrecoverable VAT and goods and services tax (GST) incurred by businesses in jurisdictions where they are not established.
The OECD has published a survey seeking to assess the extent of costs of irrecoverable VAT and goods and services tax (GST) incurred by businesses in jurisdictions where they are not established. The survey forms part of the OECD’s ongoing project on measuring total business taxes across countries by accounting for business taxes paid in addition to corporate income taxes, including VAT/GST. The survey is related to the recently released International VAT/GST guidelines, a global standard for governments on the application of VAT/GST to cross-border trade. Responses are sought by 15 March 2016.
