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In other words, convergence of the rates isonly needed really when we change to the definitive system.
To lay down a definitive system for inland cabotage with effect from 1 January 1993.
Carriage of goods by road:non-resident carriers in the national market(inland trading): definitive system 4.5.
The definitive system will also modify the territoriality rules concerning deliveries between two Member States.
We have to achieve that by improving the existing system butalso by moving towards the definitive system.
The Commission still fully intends to move to a definitive system of VAT collection and liability based on the principle of a single place of taxation.
Only when Member States consider that the qualitativeleap has been achieved could the definitive system be fully implemented.
The European Parliament11 and the Council12 agreed that the definitive system should be based on the principle of taxation in the Member State of the destination of the goods.
Before 31 December 1994 the Commission shallreport to the Council on the operation of the transitional arrangements and submit proposals for a definitive system.
But since, as a result of delays, we are still awaiting the definitive system, a directive such as the one now before us is required for the current year, 1999.
The Committee reiterates the view that the many seriouslimitations of the current system can be eliminated only by introducing a new definitive system.
The Commission then propounds that"Moreover, it is evident that this definitive system will in any case require a fairly rigorous approximation of VAT rates.
A definitive system should be introduced only if clear benefits(both initial and on-going) have been identified which are of sufficient magnitude to warrant the cost of change.
The first stage was to be the modernisation and more uniformapplication by the Member States of the existing system, together with amendments designed to lead to the definitive system.
As the definitive system is unlikely to be adopted for the foreseeable future, these transitional arrangements are still in force, until a new unanimous decision of the Council.
It was expected that the transitionalarrangements would shortly be replaced by a definitive system under which the supply of goods or services would be taxed in the Member State of origin.
And 9, with which we agree- because there could be simpler ways of providing guarantees than those envisaged- would, for instance,become redundant if the definitive system were introduced.
As far as I am concerned, the definitive system is only acceptable if it places the administrative burden where it belongs, with the government, and if a solution is found to the enormous risks presented by the clearing system. .
That is why I have asked the Commission, to no avail, to quantify the problem and, in addition,to set out a strategy and timetable for this interim regime before the definitive system is introduced.
The transitional arrangements shall be replaced by a definitive system for the taxation of trade between Member States based in principle on the taxation in the Member State of origin of the goods or services supplied.
They are not prepared, at this stage, to accept any further harmonisation of rates and structures,or the re-distribution of tax receipts, which the definitive system would require, for fear of suffering a loss of tax revenues.
The definitive system very directly raises certain basic questions concerning the concept of equality of treatment, for transactions carried out within the same Member State("domestic" transactions) or for those which take place between two Member States.
The Committee recommends that measures be taken to achieve the maximum clarity,simplicity and consistency when introducing the definitive system so that all obstacles to intra-Union trade are eliminated.
With a view to the progressive introduction of the definitive system defined in Article 12, cabotage operations shall be carried out from 1 January 1994 to 30 June 1998 within the framework of Community cabotage quotas, without prejudice to Article 1 3.
When Directive 91/680/EEC was adopted, the Council laid down the following provisions concerning the period of application of the transitional arrangements andthe move to the definitive system for the taxation of trade between the Member States.
This harmonisation of rates and this changeover from the transitional system to the definitive system demands courage and sacrifices of all the Member States if we are to achieve closer alignment of national tax systems, even if this is phased in under a timetable.
The arrangements for the taxation of trade between Member States remain transitional andmust ultimately be replaced by a definitive system based on the principle that the supply of goods or services is taxed in the Member State of origin.
I hope that these amendments will be taken up by Parliament andviewed by the Commission as an incentive to proceed towards the definitive system, which is talked about so much but seems to be some kind of remote and increasingly unattainable dream.
