Examples of using Margin scheme in English and their translations into German
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Margin scheme.
Subsection 1 Margin scheme.
Another taxable dealer, in so far asVAT has been applied to the supply of goods by that other taxable dealer in accordance with this margin scheme.
In most cases the margin scheme applies and VAT is not applicable.
Article 28(o)(2) of Directive 94/5/EC concerning special arrangements applicable inter alia to second hand goods,expressly allows Denmark to derogate from the margin scheme.
Indicating the phrase“különbözet szerinti szabályozás- utazási irodák”(margin scheme- tour operators) for the supply of travel organisation services.
In 1977, when the Sixth VAT Directive was adopted,a special scheme was included for travel agents and tour operators, the Travel Operators Margin Scheme TOMS.
Indicating the phrase“különbözet szerinti szabályozás- használt cikkek”(margin scheme- second-hand goods) for the supply of second-hand movables.
The travel agent that applies this margin scheme has no right to deduct the input VAT on transactions that are charged to him and which are for the direct benefit of the traveller.
Article 325 The taxabledealer may not enter separately on the invoices which he issues the VAT relating to supplies of goods to which he applies the margin scheme.
However, the margin scheme does not apply to travel agents who sell holiday packages to customers other than the traveller, in particular to other travel agents who will resell the travel services.
For this reason, some Member States defend another interpretation of Article 26,on the basis of which the margin scheme should also apply when a package is sold between tour operators/travel agents.
Where the margin scheme for travel agents is applied, reference to Article 306, or to the corresponding national provisions, or any other reference indicating that the margin scheme has been applied;
Based on case law from the European Court of Justice4, the Commission took the view that this margin scheme can only be applied when the package is sold to the traveller, i.e. the final consumer.
Where the margin scheme for travel agents is applied, reference to Article 26 or 26a, Article 299, or to the corresponding national provisions, or to any other indication reference indicating that the margin scheme has been applied;
The possibility to apply a globalmargin system will make the application of the margin scheme easier for SMEs, as they will no longer be required to calculate the profit margin for each separate supply.
This change will not, however, affect the gallery; in the past, we either paid the 7% for artists out of our own share as a gift to the bureaucracy orwere compelled to use a margin scheme, which always came to 19% for our share anyway.
This margin scheme is obligatory but Denmark, Ireland and the Netherlands, which exempted the supplies of travel packages by travel agents at the time the present rules were adopted, were allowed to maintain that exemption.
Travel operators have complained to the Commission that the fact that some Member States apply the margin scheme only when the package is sold to an individual traveller while others are more flexible and allow the margin scheme also when the package is sold to another travel operator causes problems of unfair competition between travel operators and double taxation.
Without the margin scheme, a travel agent who, for example, purchases restaurant services and car rental services from third parties in other Member States and puts them together in a travel package that he sells in his own name, would be subject to VAT on the services supplied in his own Member State.