EU value added tax law / KPE Lasok QC (former Head of Monckton Chambers, London, UK).
2020
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Title
EU value added tax law / KPE Lasok QC (former Head of Monckton Chambers, London, UK).
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Imprint
Northampton : Edward Elgar Publishing, 2020.
Description
1 online resource (1,264 pages).
Series
Elgar tax law and practice series.
Formatted Contents Note
Contents: Preface
Part I. General principles of VAT
1. Nature and origins of value added tax / KPE Lasok QC
2. The interrelationship between EU and national VAT legislation / KPE Lasok QC
3. Field of application of VAT / KPE Lasok QC
Part II. The internal system
4. Taxable persons / KPE Lasok QC
5. Taxable transactions / KPE Lasok QC
6. The place of taxable transactions / KPE Lasok QC
7. Chargeable event and chargeability of tax / KPE Lasok QC
8. Taxable amount / Tarlochan Lall
9. Rates of tax / KPE Lasok QC
10. Exemptions / KPE Lasok QC
11. Input tax deduction / KPE Lasok QC
Part III. Taxation of intra-community and export trade
12. Intra-community trade in goods / Tarlochan Lall
13. Intra-community trade in services / Tarlochan Lall
14. Supplies outside the EU / Tarlochan Lall
15. VAT and EU customs duty / Tarlochan Lall
Part IV. Special sectors
16. Special schemes / KPE Lasok QC
17. Simplification measures / KPE Lasok QC
18. Immovable property / Tarlochan Lall
19. Financial services and insurance / KPE Lasok QC
20. Charities and local authorities / Hui Ling McCarthy QC and Edward Hellier
21. Internet transactions, telecommunications / Hui Ling McCarthy QC and Sarah Black
Part V. Accounting and enforcement
22. Accounting for VAT / KPE Lasok QC
23. Administrative cooperation between taxing authorities / KPE Lasok QC
Index.
Part I. General principles of VAT
1. Nature and origins of value added tax / KPE Lasok QC
2. The interrelationship between EU and national VAT legislation / KPE Lasok QC
3. Field of application of VAT / KPE Lasok QC
Part II. The internal system
4. Taxable persons / KPE Lasok QC
5. Taxable transactions / KPE Lasok QC
6. The place of taxable transactions / KPE Lasok QC
7. Chargeable event and chargeability of tax / KPE Lasok QC
8. Taxable amount / Tarlochan Lall
9. Rates of tax / KPE Lasok QC
10. Exemptions / KPE Lasok QC
11. Input tax deduction / KPE Lasok QC
Part III. Taxation of intra-community and export trade
12. Intra-community trade in goods / Tarlochan Lall
13. Intra-community trade in services / Tarlochan Lall
14. Supplies outside the EU / Tarlochan Lall
15. VAT and EU customs duty / Tarlochan Lall
Part IV. Special sectors
16. Special schemes / KPE Lasok QC
17. Simplification measures / KPE Lasok QC
18. Immovable property / Tarlochan Lall
19. Financial services and insurance / KPE Lasok QC
20. Charities and local authorities / Hui Ling McCarthy QC and Edward Hellier
21. Internet transactions, telecommunications / Hui Ling McCarthy QC and Sarah Black
Part V. Accounting and enforcement
22. Accounting for VAT / KPE Lasok QC
23. Administrative cooperation between taxing authorities / KPE Lasok QC
Index.
Summary
"Fifty years on from the introduction of Value Added Tax (VAT) across the European Union and its Member States, this comprehensive book provides a practical commentary on, and analysis of, the harmonised system of VAT in the EU. This meticulously researched reference work not only analyses legislation and case law, but also examines them in the broader context of the operation of EU law. Written by a team of expert practitioners led by KPE Lasok QC, an authority on European law with extensive practical experience of VAT and Customs cases, this book includes a detailed discussion of the relevant case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union, considering cases critically with a view to identifying underlying trends and principles. Key features include: consideration of the broader context in which EU law operates comprehensive, simultaneous analysis of legislation and case law critical examination of principles underpinning relevant case law a definitive exposition of the present state of the harmonised EU VAT system. EU Value Added Tax Law will prove to be an indispensable source of practical knowledge and background information for tax practitioners advising clients and in-house tax advisers assisting their employers in relation to VAT in the EU, as well as officials of tax authorities in EU Member States. Academics researching or teaching VAT will also find this book's detailed and critical coverage invaluable"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Language
English
ISBN
9781784718015 (e-book)
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