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Sales Life Cycle in European Union
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What is the period of EU Commission?
The 27 members of the European Commission hold their office for a five-year term, and can be re-elected. The President of the College of Commissioners is Ursula von der Leyen i (Germany), since December 2019. Directorates-general.
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What is the budget system of the EU?
The EU adopts long-term spending plans, known as multiannual financial frameworks, which set out the EU's spending priorities and limits for several years. The current long-term budget runs from 2021 to 2027. In addition to the long-term budget, an annual budget is negotiated and adopted each year.
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What is the EU policy cycle?
Each cycle lasts 4 years and optimizes coordination and cooperation on the crime priorities agreed by all Member States. During the cycle, all concerned services and stakeholders, at national and EU level, are invited to allocate resources and mutually reinforce efforts.
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What is the budgetary procedure in the EU?
All EU institutions draw up their estimates for the draft budget before 1 July each year. The Commission consolidates these estimates and prepares the annual draft budget, which is submitted to Parliament and Council no later than 1 September.
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What is the common European sales law?
The CESL was due to stimulate trade by encouraging cross-border sales and to enhance consumer trust in the purchasing of goods abroad. Consumers were to benefit from increased choice, and business, in particular SMEs, would have found it easier to extend their market.
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How is the EU budget allocated?
Currently, EU countries agree on a long-term budget that covers several years. Within that framework, an annual budget is drawn up and agreed every year, which allocates funding to specific projects, programmes and needs in line with the long-term budget.
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What is the budgetary cycle of the EU?
The lifecycle of the annual EU budget is approximately three years. The budgetary institutions (European Commission, European Parliament, and Council) prepare, discuss, and adopt the annual budget (annual budget procedure) in the financial year n-1. Then, the budget will be implemented in year n.
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What is the budgetary commitment EU?
A budgetary commitment is a reservation of appropriations to cover for subsequent expenses. It is the total cost of legal obligations (contracts, grant agreements/decisions) that could be signed in a financial year.
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I'm a small business owner in Bulgaria providing both goods and services to customers I would like to extend my business abroad in the EU but I'm not sure why the v80 is applicable or not could you help me as a European Union based company v80 is chargeable on most of your sales and purchases except exports to countries outside the EU as a business supplying goods or services you must normally register with the tax authorities in the EU country where your business is established when you sell geese or services ads dat to the price of the goods or services on your invoice the customer pays you the full amount of the invoice including the v80 you must account for this to the tax authorities if you sell goods or services to business clients in other member states you will not have to charge v80 but your business this client is in most cases liable to pay the v80 in his own Member State similarly when you are buying goods or services you must also pay VI t as a customer however you can usually deduct that vit from the v80 you charge your own customers this means that you need to pay only the differences to the tax authorities and report these amounts to them in your periodic v80 return sometimes dat your business has fed exceeds the VA UT that you have charged to your customers if so the tax authorities will reimburse or credit you with the difference that our standard EU rules on VI t but a detailed application of CI t may be different in each EU country although VI t is charged true out of d you each member country is responsible for setting its own rates within each country there is a standard rate which applies to all or of supplies and there may be one or more reduced rates lower rates that apply to a limited variety of supplies finally some important contiguous of goods services for example educational healthcare and financial services are mostly exempt from v80 if you'd like to ask a question go to the euronews website or visit our social media pages
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