NewsCase StudiesEvents

European Commission Survey on SME Taxation

Also in the news...

Trade and services regulations in Luxembourg

If you are a UK business providing services in Luxembourg, you will need to follow Luxembourg regulations about:

If you were living in Iceland before 1 January 2021

Information for British citizens moving to or living in Iceland, including guidance on residency, healthcare and driving.

UK sanctions guidance for Uzbek businesses

Information about UK sanctions and relevant local laws to support compliance of non-UK businesses operating in Uzbekistan.

Protecting Business Reputation When Entering Foreign Markets

Expanding into new international markets presents promising growth opportunities. However, such moves come with challenges, especially when it comes to maintaining and protecting a business’s brand reputation.

Key Worker Protection Laws That Differ Across Borders

European Commission Survey on SME Taxation

Back to News

Startup Overseas has been asked to circulate this survey.

VVA Europe is carrying out a study on behalf of the European Commission (DG Enterprise and Industry). The objective of this important study is to assess the impact of the current fiscal provisions adopted by EU Member States on SMEs in comparison to larger enterprises. In particular, the Commission requested VVA Europe to focus on the impact of corporate income taxation.

In order to provide a full picture of the topic and obtain a comprehensive understanding of the current situation in several European Member States, VVA Europe Ltd is conducting a number of discussions with key stakeholders.

Startup Overseas has been asked to circulate the survey, which can be accessed here. The survey is addressed at tax experts and tax advisers. The online questionnaire will remain open until the minimum number of responses will be reached. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Pierpaolo Perna (p.perna@vva.it).

You are not logged in!

Please login or register to ask our experts a question.

Login now or register.