Category - Iceland

Iceland

What happens when the VAT rate changes? – Further guidance expected

17 August 2020

Iceland

Payment deadlines have been extended again due to Covid-19

09 July 2020

Iceland

Jan and Feb return payment has been extended again

19 April 2020

Iceland

Deferred filings and payments until 15 January 2021, limited fines or late payment interest and VAT refunds due to Coronavirus

04 April 2020

Iceland

Companies will be able to apply for deferment of tax and VAT until 2021

24 March 2020

Iceland

Tax facts for 2020

04 March 2020

European Union Iceland Norway

Good things to remember about … SOLVIT

30 January 2020

Iceland

VAT exemptions for electric, hydrogen, and hybrid vehicles and charging stations on residential property

03 January 2020

Iceland

VAT exemptions on a progressive basis for taxable sales of electric, hydrogen, and hybrid vehicles

24 December 2019

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MERCOSUR-EFTA new free trade agreement would eliminate import duties for raw materials and basic products

10 September 2019

European Union Iceland Norway

European Commission publishes Taxation Trends in the European Union 2019

02 July 2019

Iceland

From July 2019, Iceland will drop the obligation for non-resident businesses trading in the country to appoint a fiscal representative

06 June 2019

Iceland

Requirement to Appoint a VAT Fiscal Representative In Iceland Ends

02 June 2019

Iceland

Obligation to appoint a VAT fiscal representative ends

17 May 2019

Iceland

Iceland will no longer require Fiscal Representatives

11 May 2019

Iceland

Iceland ends Fiscal Representative obligation

11 March 2019

Iceland

The reasons why Iceland is so expensive

18 February 2019

Iceland

Iceland cuts VAT rate

27 December 2018

European Union Iceland Norway Switzerland

Deloitte releases the 2018 European VAT Refund Guide

29 August 2018

Iceland

Optional simplified VAT registration procedure for foreign residents or permanent establishments abroad that supply electronic, telecommunications, or broadcasting services to Iceland residents

19 June 2018

Iceland

Changes proposed to lower VAT rate, VAT input tax on certain vehicles, and the sale of paper and magazine subscriptions in hardcopy.

01 June 2018

Iceland

Changes have been proposed to the treatment of VAT on sales of cross-border sales

01 June 2018

Iceland

Electronic books zero-rated for VAT purposes from 1 January 2019

05 May 2018

Iceland

Iceland’s Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs is to reclassify electronic books as zero-rated for Value Added Tax from 1 January 2019

12 April 2018

Category - Iceland

What happens when the VAT rate changes? – Further guidance expected

Payment deadlines have been extended again due to Covid-19

Jan and Feb return payment has been extended again

Deferred filings and payments until 15 January 2021, limited fines or late payment interest and VAT refunds due to Coronavirus

Companies will be able to apply for deferment of tax and VAT until 2021

Tax facts for 2020

Good things to remember about … SOLVIT

VAT exemptions for electric, hydrogen, and hybrid vehicles and charging stations on residential property

VAT exemptions on a progressive basis for taxable sales of electric, hydrogen, and hybrid vehicles

MERCOSUR-EFTA new free trade agreement would eliminate import duties for raw materials and basic products

European Commission publishes Taxation Trends in the European Union 2019

From July 2019, Iceland will drop the obligation for non-resident businesses trading in the country to appoint a fiscal representative

Requirement to Appoint a VAT Fiscal Representative In Iceland Ends

Obligation to appoint a VAT fiscal representative ends

Iceland will no longer require Fiscal Representatives

Iceland ends Fiscal Representative obligation

The reasons why Iceland is so expensive

Iceland cuts VAT rate

Deloitte releases the 2018 European VAT Refund Guide

Optional simplified VAT registration procedure for foreign residents or permanent establishments abroad that supply electronic, telecommunications, or broadcasting services to Iceland residents

Changes proposed to lower VAT rate, VAT input tax on certain vehicles, and the sale of paper and magazine subscriptions in hardcopy.

Changes have been proposed to the treatment of VAT on sales of cross-border sales

Electronic books zero-rated for VAT purposes from 1 January 2019

Iceland’s Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs is to reclassify electronic books as zero-rated for Value Added Tax from 1 January 2019

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