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Japan’s distance-selling VAT regime a mystery to foreign companies

Joe Stanley-Smith
November 02, 2015
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One month after Japan introduced its distance-selling VAT regime, foreign companies are struggling to determine whether or not the new rules apply to services they provide.

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