We commented in our last entry about the special measures adopted by the Spanish Government as regards the filing and payment of periodical VAT returns during the COVID-19 crisis, namely: None.  Let’s remind the readers that periodical VAT returns are excluded from the special provisions foreseen in article 33 of the Royal Law-Decree 8/2020, which contemplates an extension of voluntary payment deadlines until the 30th of April (for existing liquidations)/the 20th of May (new ones) of taxes liqui...

In our previous entry we subjected our comments to any changes that may result from future legislative and administrative measures. They now have been produced with the publication Today in the Official Gazette of Royal Law-Decree 8/2020 of 17 March (the Royal Law-Decree) adopting extraordinary measures to answer the impact of the COVID-19. This event obliges us to review - unluckily not much - our former comments about the VAT implications for non-resident companies operating in the Spanish ter...

  Subject to any changes that may result from the new expected legislative and administrative measures, the existing situation as regards the Spanish VAT obligations of non-resident companies operating in the Spanish territory, is as follows: Dead-lines: The second and third additional provisions of Royal Decree 463/2020 of 14 March, published at Official Gazette of the 14th March) declaring the estate of alarm due to the sanitary crisis of the COVID-19 (the Royal Decree) contemplates a general ...

https://www.avalara.com/vatlive/en/vat-news/uk-reconfirms-brexit-vat-postponed-accounting-2021.html 

Given its interest we highlight the last entry to the Kluber International Tax blog entitled “Online Marketplaces and EU VAT: Global Reach but Compliance Still Local”. It comments on the EU countries (United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy and Austria) that, notwithstanding the great change that will occur in the sector from January 2021 with the entry into force of the single window regime (One Stop Shpp - OSS), have introduced special control measures on online platforms that facilitate distan...

La declaración de bienes y derechos en el extranjero —el modelo 720— es un trámite obligatorio para 2019, pese a los recelos en la UE.   ¿Quiénes están obligados a presentarla? Esta declaración informativa la deben presentar los residentes fiscales en España que tengan bienes en el extranjero por un importe superior a 50 000 € correspondientes a algunas categorías que aparecen reflejadas en el modelo. Aquí se incluyen cuentas bancarias, acciones y propiedades muebles e inmuebles.   ¿Hay sancione...