LOS ANGELES, Feb. 27, 2017 -- Euro VAT Refund®, Inc., a leading U.S. financial services company specializing in Value Added Tax (VAT) registrations, management and refunds, today announced a series of VAT Educational Webinars to assist U.S. and North American companies. The Webinars and other company resources provide valuable information to help understand and comply with the new rules, complex registration, regulatory compliance and June 2017 filing deadline for newly-registered companies.
Upcoming Webinar: “European VAT and Ecommerce” - March 21, 2017. To register, visit: http://www.eurovat.com/vat-events-20170321-Webinar-European-VAT-Ecommerce.htm.
For many companies seeking a 2016 VAT refund, all expense invoices dated from 1/1/2016 through 12/31/2016 where VAT was paid must be collected, processed, and filed prior to June 30, 2017, along with an IRS certificate which can take up to 3 months to receive. For immediate assistance, visit: http://www.eurovat.com, call (424) 603- 6198, or email: [email protected].
Euro VAT Refund clients include several Fortune 1,000, Fortune 500, and Fortune 100 companies as well as numerous small, medium, and large businesses.
Euro VAT Refund – Webinar Series (1-4) – Available at No Charge – (15 min. each)
1.) Introduction to Value Added Tax (VAT)
2.) VAT Refunds on Travel, Trade Shows, Conferences, and Other Related Expenses
3.) VAT on Conferences and Events within EU
4.) VAT on Import and Drop Shipments within EU
It is important companies follow proper registration procedures in order to avoid back taxes, penalties, and to qualify for, receive, and maximize their VAT refund potential from the countries in the EU. Read Client Case Studies. Review Euro VAT Questions & Answers.
About Euro VAT Refund, Inc.
Euro VAT Refund, Inc. is a leading U.S. financial services company specializing in assisting North American Companies with Value Added Tax (VAT) management, registration and refund when they do business internationally. VAT of 17-27% is often charged on goods imported to Europe and also on services such as corporate meetings, productions, tradeshows, hotel and transportation from the European vendors. This VAT is often refundable and it is essential for the North American company to already at the planning stage find out about the local European tax rules, since local VAT registration sometimes is required prior to a business activity in order to receive a VAT refund. In addition to assisting companies with VAT refunds, and applying for an EU VAT number, Euro VAT Refunds VAT experts frequently advises tax managers within the United States Departments of Commerce, Logistic companies, European embassies, consulates and trade offices in the United States. For more information, visit: http://www.eurovat.com, call (424) 603- 6198, or email: [email protected].
Euro VAT Refund is a Registered Trademark of Euro VAT Refund, Inc. All other product or service names are the property of their respective owner.
Media Contact: Joe Waldygo TopSpin Communications (480) 363-8774 [email protected] Company Contact: Daniela Treptow Euro VAT Refund, Inc. Direct. (424) 603- 6198 [email protected]


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