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  • Feb. 17, 2021 |  Customs & Tax - Yacht audit & litigation prevention - Blog - 

    YMCA SERVICES 2021 : AUDIT & ESCROW ACCOUNT

      We wanted to let you know that our services include the possibility of an audit regarding the situation of ...

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  • Feb. 10, 2021 |  Customs & Tax - Blog - 

    THE VAT PAYMENT PROCEDURE IN FRANCE

    Have you ever considered a customs scheme that would entail no obligation to respect the 70% rule, no obligation to ...

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  • YMCA SERVICES 2021

    YMCA wishes you a very happy new year !   We would like to inform you that we are expanding our services for the ...

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  • Jan. 19, 2021 |  Customs & Tax - Yacht audit & litigation prevention - Blog - 

    BREXIT CLARIFICATIONS

    Our understanding regarding the consequences of Brexit over yachting is the following: VAT paid yachts outside the ...

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  • Dec. 7, 2020 |  Blog - 

    Clarifications regarding the date of entry into force of the provisions repealing the VAT lump-sum reduction for charters starting from France

    There has been a clarification (rescript from 4th December 2020 ...

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  • Nov. 9, 2020 |  Blog - 

    Yachts are not pleasure vessels according to French maritime regulations

    French decree (issued by the Préfecture Maritime de la Méditerranée) from November 2nd 2020 prohibits most ...

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  • Nov. 9, 2020 |  Blog - 

    END OF THE 50% FRENCH VAT REDUCTION ON CHARTERS CROSSING INTERNATIONAL WATERS

    A ruling from the French tax authorities has been published on November 6th 2020. It states that the automatic 50% ...

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  • Nov. 4, 2020 |  Other yachting regulations - Blog - 

    SECOND FRENCH LOCKDOWN: NEW DECREE FROM 2nd NOVEMBER CONCERNING YACHTS

    Decree n°218/2020 of November 2nd, 2020 has been published to temporarily regulate vessels navigation in the ...

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  • Oct. 28, 2020 |  Customs & Tax - Blog - 

    Customs Warehouse: solution for the exceeded temporary admission time-period (18 months)

    A vessel under the temporary admission relief must not remain in the European Union for more than 18 months in a ...

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  • Oct. 15, 2020 |  Customs & Tax - Blog - 

    FRENCH COMMERCIAL EXEMPTION : CHECK YOUR COMPLIANCE WITH THE 70% RULE

    As you may know, a commercial yacht that has been formally imported into the European Union, under the French ...

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