On 20 May 2016, the VAT Expert Group (VEG) adopted an opinion on the action plan for creating a definitive regime for VAT. VEG welcomed the initiative of the EU Commission to further explore possible options for implementing the destination principle. The VEG highlighted, to the Commission and the Member States, that the implementation of a generalised domestic reverse charge system, even on an experimental basis, would put at risk the development of a coherent, harmonised and fraud-proof VAT system.
Tags: VAT Expert Group (VEG), VAT Regime
Michel Guichard
Michel Guichard, as a Partner, was responsible for the Indirect Tax (VAT Customs) practice and then for the Tax Litigation practice dedicated to assisting clients in national and EU litigation. […]
Bertrand Jeannin
Bertrand Jeannin, Partner, supplies strategic and technical advice to French and foreign multinational groups in all aspects of their VAT and customs policies. He regularly assists his clients in the […]
Nicolas Kazandjian
Barrister registered with the Hauts-de-Seine Bar, he started my career in the indirect tax service line of Deloitte Société d’Avocats in 1999. My current position is Director. My area of […]
Anne Gerometta
Anne Gerometta is Indirect Tax Partner of Deloitte Société d’Avocats. She advises international groups on their indirect tax issues. Anne notably assists operators from the Financial Sector – bank, insurance […]
Vanessa Irigoyen
With more than 16 years of experience, Vanessa has extensive expertise in the implementation of international efficiency business models for customs, export control and indirect tax purposes. Her functions notably […]
Delphine Nicault
Delphine Nicault is an Attorney-at-Law at the French Bar. She joined Deloitte in 2002 and assists her clients on day-to-day VAT issues. She developed an expertise in the VAT and […]
