Page ContentOn 8 June, Moscow will
host the ninth session of the Advisory Committee on tax policy and
administration under the EEC chaired by Member of the Board - Minister in
charge of Economy and Finance of the Eurasian Economic Commission Timur
Suleimenov The session will be attended by representatives of the tax
authorities of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU).
The agenda includes 14
issues. In particular, it is planned to consider the draft international legal
acts in the field of direct and indirect taxation of the Member States.
A number of the most
problematic issues related to the payment of indirect taxes in mutual trade
will also be considered:
- on amendments and
additions to the Protocol on the procedure of indirect taxes collection and
control mechanism for their payment during the export and import of goods,
execution of works, rendering of services in particular paragraphs 2, 4, 8, 21
(Appendix No. 18 to the Treaty on the EAEU);
- on
amendments and additions to the Protocol on the procedure of indirect taxes
collection and control mechanism for their payment during the export and import
of goods, execution of works and rendering of services in particular the
possibility of providing exporters from the Republic of Armenia a zero VAT rate
until the receipt from the importer of another EAEU Member State of a Statement
on the import of goods and the payment of indirect taxes with a tax authority
stamp of their State (Appendix No. 18 to the Treaty on the EAEU);
- on
amendments to the Protocol on the exchange of information electronically
between the tax authorities of the Member States of the EAEU on the amount of
indirect taxes paid from December 11, 2009
- on the indirect
taxation on the import onto the territory of a Member State of goods, whose
sales turnover (operations) are exempt from VAT (not subject to VAT taxation)
on the territory of that state.
Furthermore, in order
to improve tax administration issues it is suggested to discuss the progress of
the internal harmonisation of the draft Protocol on the exchange of information
in electronic form between the tax authorities of the Member States of the
Eurasian Economic Union.
It is planned to
consider the holding of the International tax Conference “Reforming tax
relations in the countries of the Eurasian Economic Union. The development of
self-regulation in the field of economics and finance” in Almaty in September
of this year.
Within the study of international experience on
taxation issues in integration associations, it is expected that a timetable
for the holding of seminars within the educational program for financial and
tax authorities of the EAEU will be agreed upon. The educational program is
organised by the EEC in conjunction with the Vienna University of Economics and
Business.