A Value Added Tax is imposed by nearly all countries outside of the United States and can apply to any organization, trade or business with international activities/transactions, such as buying or selling tangible services, importing goods or services into a VAT jurisdiction or intercompany supplies with an affiliate in a VAT jurisdiction.
Source: Andersen
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