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November 2013

Hello, I'm Jim1138. I noticed that you made a change to an article, Accountancy, but you didn't provide a source. I’ve removed it for now, but if you’d like to include a citation to a reliable source and re-add it, please do so! If you think I made a mistake, or if you have any questions, you can leave me a message on my talk page. Thanks. Jim1138 (talk) 07:10, 13 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]

The first part under "The European union VAT directive accounting definition" seems to be referenced well. Toward the end, there are many statements that need to be cited. See veriability, citing sources, and reliable sources. Please add sources to significant edits - these edits need to be cited. Cheers Jim1138 (talk) 07:36, 13 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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European Union value added tax area

Since you are not registered, I do not know if you are the same person who made all the edits, but I noticed your edits to European Union value added tax. It looks as if they are intended for a new article European Union value added tax area, which currently redirects to the article where you made the edits. Could you confirm if that is the case? --Boson (talk) 14:58, 13 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Actually not, I think it is good as is right now, a three step information set, them all tightly related to each other in sequence.

I am not asking for a new article, rather the question is if this article should not be renamed to what you suggest ... area. And most of all should be hit when searching for EU VAT directive. EU VAT directive is another alternative title. But European Union value added tax, would do very well as title in the future as well.

The major problem with the article as it was, was that it was totally confusing mess of detail information and no content line for understanding why the EU VAT exists and why there is so much effort in synchronizing the entire area of VAT within the EU. The benefits are much more extent than anyone not familiar with its core would imagine. The removal of the physical customs border control by national borders in-between the members states is a huge difference to both privates and trading business. The US must have had a similar process in the past (though before VAT was invented). I am a Swede and a parcel from Rome on a Lorry is faster here than one from Oslo (next neighbor country, due to the Norwegian parcel is getting stuck in the customs. Going to Norway with my new laptop there is (not a big) but nevertheless a risk that you have to pay first Norwegian VAT on the way there, then get it refunded and pay Swedish VAT on the way back and at last get the Swedish refunded by the next VAT reporting. Going by car to Rome I can fill my car with new PCs and just go. The international free trade agreements usually do not include VAT harmonization and for everyone but the huge enterprises with volume trade it makes no real difference, VAT unions does.

The VAT directive is a tremendous work being made by the EU commission and as a side effects it makes definitions of six other very important issues that are for huge importance for the future complete electronic conversion of trade documents like what UN/CEFACT is dealing with. Instead of recommendations it is firm legal demands and a very strong guideline for such administrative routines. Far better than most other countries VAT law.

So I think the three step alternative as it is right now is very good, the three of them are very tightly dependent on each other and has the logics as is now, 1) The VAT area and why, 2) The directive and its consequences, 3) The content of EU VAT. I think rather it is important that there are search hits for all these expressions and that there are hits regardless using the European union/EU Value added tax/VAT expressions because in daily talk people are talking about the EU and the VAT and not the long expressions. No one in Sweden says mervärdesskatt all say moms for VAT.

I think it is good as is.

I prefer anonymity not being logged in because of integrity reasons. Please give me a hint why I should change my mind?

// I also edited stuff like invoice (VAT directive definition), receipt (VAT directive definition), means of transport (that the VAT directive refers the expression to the physical vehicles rather of the article) and accounting yesterday. To make them better woven together in their references and reference to the EU VAT directive.

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