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Indirect tax

Deloitte professionals advise companies on a wide range of indirect taxes including value added tax/goods and services tax, sales and use tax, customs duties, excise duties, insurance premium tax and more. Deloitte’s knowledge covers all aspects of these taxes including compliance and reporting, dispute resolution, consultancy and opportunity identification and implementation.

Features

  • Customs and global trade
    Customs and global trade
    Effective management of global trade decisions and obligations is of strategic significance to a company’s global supply chain. Deloitte’s Customs and Global Trade specialists are experienced in global trade strategy, automation, export controls, and import/export compliance. Their strategies are designed to help reduce customs duty payments and other international trade costs, help increase duty recoveries, and help ensure legal and regulatory requirements are met in a cost-effective manner.
  • Indirect tax (VAT or GST)
    Indirect tax (VAT or GST)
    VAT, GST, Sales & Use and other similar taxes are broadly based on transactions, and liability will arise regardless of profitability. Deloitte can help with timely planning and the application of technology-based compliance management solutions to help reduce costs and minimise risk while increasing confidence that nothing has been missed. Deloitte’s worldwide network of professionals provides advisory services and a full spectrum of highly efficient outsourcing and co-sourcing solutions.

Contacts

  • Christian Deglas
    Indirect Tax Partner
  • Raphaël Glohr
    Indirect Tax Partner

Focus on

  • ExternalURL
    Newsletter: Input
    The indirect tax department publishes a monthly newsletter dedicated to the main VAT news in Luxembourg and in Europe

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  • Input volume 12, issue 4 - Special edition 2012
    Discretionary portfolio management services EUCJ Case C-44/11 “Deutsche Bank” – General Advocate’s opinion
  • CIPS volume 12, issue 2 - May 2012
    Corrective measures ? The 2012 State of the Nation address and the Luxembourg government stability programme
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