Taxamo

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   by Taxamo 11y ago

   Hey, this should help: http://support.taxamo.com/customer/portal/articles/1781966-h... and more detail here: https://www.taxamo.com/doc/payment_providers/braintree/
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   by Taxamo 12y ago

   Hey, JP here from Taxamo. A few points. These new EU rules are effectively seen as the template for the taxation of the digital economy. The OECD has stated that a simplified online registration scheme (such as MOSS), is "the only viab
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   by Taxamo 12y ago

   Potential audits will be co-ordinated between EU member states. For example, if an audit of a UK merchant is sought then the relevant EU tax authority (for argument's sake Spain) will have to go through HMRC first. Check out the answer
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   by Taxamo 12y ago

   One of the key elements of the new rules is that merchants must collect two pieces of non-conflicting evidence. And the onus of proof is on the merchants' shoulders. They must keep searching until they have two pieces of evidence that
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   by Taxamo 12y ago

   The new rules change how VAT on digital services is to be collected. Existing (2014) rules demand VAT to be accounted for based on the location of the supplier, but from Jan 1, 2015, the rules change. After Jan 1 VAT will have to be applied
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   by Taxamo 12y ago

   Hey guys, JP here from Taxamo. Many thanks for linking to our content. The new rules affect all suppliers of digital services to customers in the EU, only B2C supplies are affected. We have developed an EU VAT compliance solution designed a