Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Taxable supply in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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A taxable supply in the Member State of departure qualifies for an exemption when the following conditions are met.
Inter alios, a tax representative or the person for whom the taxable supply of goods or of services is carried out may be designated as that other person.
A single place of registration(which will in practice normally be the Member State to where a first taxable supply is made) will be possible.
All transactions relating to a taxable supply of goods that are subject to VAT are exempt from transfer duty.
if the Member State in which the customer is established designates the person to whom the taxable supply is made as the person liable to pay tax.
The taxable person carrying out the taxable supply of goods or of services,
shall be payable by any taxable person carrying out transactions involving the taxable supply of goods and services.
Where the taxable supply of goods or of services is effected by a taxable person established abroad,
clarifies that it is always the redeemer of an MPV who carries out the taxable supply of goods or services
Where the taxable supply of goods or of services is effected by a taxable person who is not established within the territory of the country,
the Member State where the supply takes place can designate the person to whom the taxable supply is carried out,
Moreover, where the taxable supply of goods or services is effected by a non-established taxable person,
Member States should therefore be allowed to apply a mechanism whereby the obligation to pay VAT shifts onto the person to whom the taxable supply of goods or services is made, on a temporary basis, to supplies of certain categories of goods and services, even where these categories are not listed in Article 199 of Directive 2006/112/EC or subject to specific derogations granted to Member States.
Where the taxable supply of goods or of services is effected by a taxable person who is not established within the territory of the country, Member States may, under conditions determined by them, lay down that the person liable to pay tax is the person for whom the taxable supply of goods or of services is carried out;
This measure aims to combat avoidance where a taxable supply is made at a low value to a purchaser who is not able to deduct all his VAT and thus the lower
Where the taxable supply of goods or of services is effected by a taxable person who is not established within the territory of the country, Member States may, under shall lay down the conditions determined by them, lay down that the person liable to pay tax is the person for whom the taxable supply of goods or of services is carried out for implementation of the first paragraph.
Where the taxable supply of goods or of services is effected carried out by a taxable person who is not established within in the territory of the country Member State in which the VAT is due, Member States may, under conditions determined by them, lay down provide that the person liable to pay tax for payment of VAT is the person for to whom the taxable supply of goods or of services is carried out are supplied. .
Moreover, there is a lack of a clear delineation between exempt and taxable supplies and no Community-wide accepted method to determine recoverable input VAT.
these services are taxable supplies, not the reception thereof:
transactions that are not considered to be taxable supplies of goods or services, he shall be
Similarly, the rule in relation to overvalued supplies is aimed at businesses who do not have full right of deduction, and who inflate their taxable supplies to a fully taxable business connected to them.
Provide that a taxable person who also carries out activities or transactions that are not considered to be taxable supplies of goods or services in accordance with Article 2 shall be regarded as a taxable person in respect of supplies received as referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article;