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Closing business sales in European Union
Closing business sales in European Union
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What are the rules for distance selling in the EU?
For EU distance selling, Value-Added Tax should be applied in the EU nation where the customer is located, as opposed to the country in which the seller is based. Once the distance-trading threshold of €10,000 is reached, a business is obligated to register as a non-resident trader in that country and apply local VAT.
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What is the distance selling law in the EU?
For EU distance selling, Value-Added Tax should be applied in the EU nation where the customer is located, as opposed to the country in which the seller is based. Once the distance-trading threshold of €10,000 is reached, a business is obligated to register as a non-resident trader in that country and apply local VAT.
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What is the EU short selling regulation?
EU Regulation on Short Selling and certain aspects of credit default swaps (SSR) aims to increase the transparency of short positions held by investors in certain EU securities, to reduce settlement risks and other risks linked with naked short selling, and to ensure that Member States have clear powers to intervene in ...
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What is the EU right of withdrawal?
The right of withdrawal, commonly known as the "right to reconsider", is one of the most important rights recognised to consumers by the Consumer Code. It is governed by Legislative Decree No 21/2014 which transposed Directive 2011/83/EU on consumer rights.
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What is intra EU distance sales of goods?
Intra-Community distance sales are sales of goods whereby a company transports or sends the goods from one Member State to certain recipients, e.g. consumers, in another Member State.
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What is the EU law on returning goods?
EU Consumer Rights Directive: Gives consumers various rights, including the right to withdraw from a sales contract without explanation within 14 days (a "cooling off period") and the right to seek a repair, replacement, or full or partial refund for a product which is defective, faulty, or not as described within two ...
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What is the DMA law in Europe?
Explained: What is the EU Digital Markets Act (DMA)? The Digital Markets Act (DMA) will apply in the EU from May 2023. The overall goal of the new regulation is to ensure dominant tech companies behave fairly online and to monitor practices that might restrict the growth of new and alternate platforms.
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What is the return policy in the EU?
Under EU rules, a seller must repair, replace, or give you a full or partial refund if something you buy turns out to be faulty or doesn't look or work as advertised. You always have the right to a minimum 2-year guarantee, at no cost.
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today the EU has trade agreements in place with many countries people often believe these deals only benefit big international companies but they actually help more small businesses than you might think take a firm like manufacturer it produces traditional handmade pottery in Bali suave eats in Poland company owner Pavel spheres wanted to export to South Korea where the type of pottery his business makes is very popular unfortunately high import duties make this hard or Aaron lay on a winery from Valencia in Spain that specializes in organic wines this type of wine isn't much in demand in Spain but it's highly sought-after in Canada the problem was certain rules that Canada had put in place these made it harder for imports of alcoholic drinks from Europe to compete on the Canadian market there's also reclaim a German recycling company it wants to export its know-how to the Canadian province of British Columbia where one firm holds a monopoly on recycling reclaim Obul strategy manager Adrian Verner is convinced more competition could create new export opportunities for reclaim and cut local recycling costs in half if only reclaim was allowed onto the market by lifting trade barriers EU trade deals have benefited all three companies as well as their employees their families and even their communities look at manufacturer today following a trade deal with South Korea a third of its ceramics are now sold there its workforce has gone from 10 to 213 employees and a new pottery museum in Bali suave eats welcomes 10,000 tourists a year from around the world just think how many enjoy a drink or a meal in one of the local restaurants at Aaron Leone company owner Maria Sancho also has plenty of reasons to be cheerful in 2015 her firm sold 100,000 bottles of wine in Canada making it the largest distributor of organic wine in the province of Quebec once a new trade deal between the EU and Canada is up and running Canadian wine lovers might get even more of a taste for Spanish wines and all of those empty bottles could provide extra work for recycling companies like replay the upcoming trade deal between the EU and Canada will break down even more barriers for European companies and could make it possible for reclaim it for public contracts in Canada these are just three examples of the many small companies across Europe that EU trade deals have helped or Russ set to do so and helping them matters more than 600,000 small businesses in the EU export outside Europe and over 30 million jobs across Europe depend on exports outside the EU find out more about how the EU helps small businesses export successfully ECE Europa you slash trade
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