Taxation of library publications

Abstract The aim of this article is to stimulate the unified practice of the settlement of value added tax. This article draws from international and domestic law sources, which are fundamental for the taxation in Slovenia. As a rule, library publications are taxed with a 20% rate of value added ta...

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Main Author: Robert Razboršek
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Language:English
Published: Slovenian Library Association & University of Ljubljana Press (Založba Univerze v Ljubljani) 2005-01-01
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Online Access:https://journals.uni-lj.si/knjiznica/article/view/14140
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description Abstract The aim of this article is to stimulate the unified practice of the settlement of value added tax. This article draws from international and domestic law sources, which are fundamental for the taxation in Slovenia. As a rule, library publications are taxed with a 20% rate of value added tax, for imports into the European Union as well as within the European Union. The exception are printed publications which are, in the European Union, taxed with the lower, 8,5% rate and are tax exempt for imports from non-member countries of the European Union. The interlibrary loan is still entirely tax exempt, regulated as in the rest of Europe and abroad. If the purchases are made from other European Union countries or from countries outside the EU, from the perspective of the nacional economy, the so called self-taxation in the country receiving library publications is strongly supported.
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spelling doaj-art-beff8ffb1f3c403fb6e8809ef10c66482025-08-20T02:58:40ZengSlovenian Library Association & University of Ljubljana Press (Založba Univerze v Ljubljani)Knjižnica0023-24241581-79032005-01-01491-210.55741/knj.49.1-2.14140Taxation of library publicationsRobert Razboršek0Robert Razboršek, univ.dipl.prav., je zaposlen v Centralni tehniški knjižnici Univerze v Ljubljani kot tajnik knjižnice. Naslov: Trg republike 3, Ljubljana Naslov elektronske pošte: robert.razborsek@ctk.uni-lj.siAbstract The aim of this article is to stimulate the unified practice of the settlement of value added tax. This article draws from international and domestic law sources, which are fundamental for the taxation in Slovenia. As a rule, library publications are taxed with a 20% rate of value added tax, for imports into the European Union as well as within the European Union. The exception are printed publications which are, in the European Union, taxed with the lower, 8,5% rate and are tax exempt for imports from non-member countries of the European Union. The interlibrary loan is still entirely tax exempt, regulated as in the rest of Europe and abroad. If the purchases are made from other European Union countries or from countries outside the EU, from the perspective of the nacional economy, the so called self-taxation in the country receiving library publications is strongly supported.https://journals.uni-lj.si/knjiznica/article/view/14140librariesvalue added taxSlovenia
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Taxation of library publications
Knjižnica
libraries
value added tax
Slovenia
title Taxation of library publications
title_full Taxation of library publications
title_fullStr Taxation of library publications
title_full_unstemmed Taxation of library publications
title_short Taxation of library publications
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value added tax
Slovenia
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