VAT for Purchases on International Platforms, Postponed for One Month

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Taxing parcels worth up to 150 euros, ordered from platforms such as Temu and Shein, will be postponed for another month. Finance Minister Victoria Belous announced in the "Power of the Fourth" issue that the measure, originally planned for 1 October, could enter into force at the earliest on 1 November, so that operators can prepare their IT systems.

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In Moldova, the introduction of VAT for all purchases on international online platforms, such as Temu, was postponed until 1 November.Victoria Belous, Minister of Finance, explained that the previously scheduled date of 1 October had been postponed so that economic operators could adapt their IT systems. "The Government proposed to introduce this tax from 1 October, but on a parliamentary site, after discussions with the business community, deci…

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Taxing VAT on purchases made from international platforms would begin on 1 November. The announcement was made by Finance Minister Victoria Belous, who stated that the initial deadline, set for 1 October, was postponed for a month following consultations with the business community and postal operators. According to the Minister, the delay [...] Article Taxing parcels ordered from international platforms, postponed for a month, appears first in …

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Taxing VAT on purchases made from international platforms would begin on 1 November. The announcement was made by Finance Minister Victoria Belous, who stated that the initial deadline, set for 1 October, was postponed for a month following consultations with the business community and postal operators, transmits IPN. Follow us ... VAT Article for purchases from international platforms, postponed for a month appears first in ZUGO.

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Taxing VAT on purchases made on international platforms would begin on 1 November. The announcement was made by Finance Minister Victoria Belous, who stated that the initial deadline, set for 1 October, was postponed by a month following consultations with the business community and postal operators, transmitted by IPN.