Understanding eSignature Lawfulness for Non-Profit Organizations in European Union

How to eSign a document: eSignature lawfulness for non-profit organizations in European Union

hello everyone in this video log I would like to explain how the prohibition to fiscal restrictions within the European Union works this prohibition contributes to the realisation of a free market economy and more specific the free movement of goods in essence there are two types of fiscal restrictions the first is a so-called custom duty this is prohibited in article 30 of the TF EU the other form is the abuse of a national tax policy which is prohibited in article 110 of the treaty on the functioning of the European Union so let's start with a custom duty in essence this is an import or an export tax an example would be if I want to sell these wonderful Dutch books in Belgium and for simply crossing the border I would have to pay an additional tax this would be a custom duty this is forbidden in article 30 of the TF EU in this context it doesn't really matter who is imposing the tax it could be the Belgium government for protecting their own domestic markets it could also be the Dutch government to prevent me from exporting very rare old Dutch books to preserve the cultural Dutch identity no matter what the purpose is could even be a social goal when a text is related to crossing a border it is an importer and export to T and this is forbidden the only exemption I can think of is when a member state imposes a fee on you when you want to cross the border for importing and exporting goods for services this member state is providing could be for instance the storage of goods or certain inspections in that case the fee may not exceed the actual costs that are covered and in the case of an inspection it must be inspections that are approved of by the European Union just to be sure these are fees and not to tease but UT is a certain percentage eBay these kind of tech stations are always forbidden Member States may also try to protect their own domestic market not by an import or export duty but by using their own national tax instruments an external taxation is usually the value-added tax you pay in a supermarket for instance or it could be in the case of luxury an excise duty that is a higher percentage of Tech's to pay for luxury products article 110 of the treaty on the functioning of the European Union prohibits member states to abuse this kind of taxations to discriminate at some point against foreign products in the past such an abuse of a national tax instrument has occurred very often in the context of alcoholic products when your country is very good in producing fruit wines but not so good in producing great wines you might choose to impose a higher excise duty on grape wines in general while technically you are not imposing an input or an export text because the text is not related to crossing the border in practice you are discriminating foreign products after all within the borders of your country the fruit wines are sold for a lower price compared to the great wines because in case of the great points you have to pay a higher percentage of tax well technically your domestic producers of the grape wine would also be affected by this higher taxation in practice it comes down to the fact that foreign products in general are more discriminated than the domestic producers they are in general favored because they usually produce the fruit wines and not the grape wines so in essence article 110 of the TF EU forbids a very clever circumvention of article 30 of the TF EU to sum up article 30 T FD u prohibits any taxation that relates to crossing a border we call that an import or export Duty where article 110 of the TFEU forbids any abuse of a national tax policy that in the end practically leads to a discrimination of foreign products after watching this video log I hope you understand how to prohibition to fiscal restrictions within the European Union works in the context of the free movement of goods for more information please check .isaithai.com or like dr. another facebook that is .facebook.com / dr. weiland thank you and good luck