value-added tax (vat) reforms
Value-added tax (VAT) reforms refer to modifications or changes made to the existing system of collecting VAT in order to improve its efficiency, effectiveness, and overall impact. These reforms may involve alterations in tax rates, exemptions, registration thresholds, compliance procedures, or technology implementations to streamline the VAT collection process and enhance revenue generation.
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- cross-border transactions
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- vat on essentials and basic commodities
- vat on financial services
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- vat on fuel and energy products
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- vat on luxury goods
- vat on real estate transactions
- vat rates and thresholds
- vat refunds
- vat simplification and streamlining efforts
- vat systems in different countries
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