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Sales business process in European Union
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How to sell in EU?
You need to VAT register. If you're holding stock within an EU country you will automatically be required to VAT register within this country. For any sales made within this country you will need to charge the local rate of VAT and file the necessary returns.
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What is the VAT process in the EU?
EU law requires a standard VAT rate of at least 15% to apply to most goods and services. Member States may also apply up to two reduced rates as low as 5%, one super-reduced rate lower than 5% and one zero rate to a limited set of goods and services taken from an agreed list.
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What are the new EU VAT rules?
Introduction of a new Import One Stop Shop (IOSS): The VAT exemption for goods in small consignments of a value of up to €22 was abolished with effect from 1 July 2021. From that date, all goods imported into the EU are subject to VAT, irrespective of their value.
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What is EU sales?
The EU Sales List report includes information about your cross-border sales transactions with other European Union (EU) member countries. You must submit this report quarterly if the total of your reportable transactions exceed the local limit of intraunion trade.
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What is the process of VAT?
Under the invoice-based VAT collection process, sale receipts or the invoice is used to compute the corresponding VAT. When the traders sell their goods and services, they offer invoices containing separate details of VAT collected.
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How is marketing done in Europe?
Aim specific marketing campaigns in local languages, local branding. The best strategy for efficient and successful sales and marketing in Europe is to tailor the needs to the requirements. Know your customer. Adapt your product and sales and marketing content to your specific target market in their specific countries.
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How does the VAT work in Europe?
For EU-based companies, VAT is chargeable on most sales and purchases of goods within the EU. In such cases, VAT is charged and due in the EU country where the goods are consumed by the final consumer. Likewise, VAT is charged on services at the time they are carried out in each EU country.
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What is EU VAT compliance?
VAT compliance means ensuring that VAT is applied and submitted in the correct format and by the relevant deadline to the relevant tax authority. Each Member State has its own VAT invoicing and reporting requirements.
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[Music] i work for the eu ipo which is the eu agency responsible for the eutm the trademark valid throughout the european union a trademark could very well become your company's most valuable asset so it is important to get everything right from the beginning once you applied for or registered an eu trademark you cannot change it anymore that's why we've been looking into the most common mistake people make when they apply for new tm the most common mistake of all is when people apply and pay the 850 euro fee for a mark that cannot be an eu trademark don't throw away your money on a month that cannot ever be accepted instead do a bit of homework to minimize the risk start with reading the information on the euipo website to see what can and what cannot be registered as a new trademark an eatm should be distinctive and for instance a mark is not distinctive when it describes what you sell so first check on our website if your map meets the criteria also your new mark must be different from those already registered to check if they are marked identical or similar to yours go to tmview and do a pre-screening search the second most common mistake is when people mess up the list and goods and services they choose for the eutm to cover they should be just right not too few not too many not too long when you apply for a new tm the basic application fee covers one class so what you need to is be realistic and think you cannot add goods or services after the application or registration so think about what you're going to sell now and within a foreseeable future but if you have a very long list or you put down too many classes then you may put your trademark at risk remember that an eotm cannot describe what you're going to sell well the eu ipo examines the trademark in all of the eu official languages so the longer your list is the bigger the risk is that your mark will be descriptive in one of those languages and that the mod cannot be registered also with a very large scope the risk that other companies with similar trademark will oppose your mark is bigger and if you don't use the utm for the goods and services that you have registered for in the first five years you risk losing some of those or even the trademark itself so a good tip is to use our database to select your goods and services to avoid errors in the registration process this tool is available for you automatically when you use our simplified fast track trademark application from the website if you do that you can also use the online chat to solve any doubts on this box [Music] you
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