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French Yacht Charter Industry Reels From Tax Hike

July 24 - Boat Tax Issues, France, Mediterranean, Yachts

For many years, France’s yacht charter industry has had a competitive edge over other European charter yacht destinations thanks to a state initiative to exempt commercial vessels from paying VAT taxes. Many expected t...

New Tax Looks Set To Deter BVI Yachters

July 24 - Boat Tax Issues, Rest of the World, Yachting Business

Things look set to become more expensive for yacht owners and boat users in and around the British Virgin Islands with a whopping 200% increase in departure tax. The BVI Office of the Premier and the Ministry of Finance ...

The Small Island with a Big Potential

July 24 - Boat Tax Issues, Yacht Registration

The Dixcart Group recently highlighted the advantages of registration this beautiful island. Madeira is part of Portugal and has full membership of the EU. This enables yacht purchasers to fully comply with EU legislatio...

The Gibraltar Superyacht Forum 2013

June 24 - Boat Tax Issues, Gibraltar, Photo Gallery, Superyachts

The second Gibraltar Superyacht Forum was held on June 6th at the new Gibraltar International Airport’s Wessex Lounge. Around 150 delegates from Gibraltar and beyond took the opportunity to discuss the challenges facin...

KPMG Highlight Malta Registry Advantages

June 24 - Boat Tax Issues, Mediterranean, Photo Gallery, Yacht Registration

On MedBerths.com we have featured the efforts of many registries to increase their numbers as governments recognize this useful source of income to boost their coffers. Different registries have had differing levels of s...

Brussels Muscles UK Owners Over Red Fuel

June 24 - Boat Tax Issues, Photo Gallery, UK, Yacht Fuel, Yachting Business

Brussels bureaucrats have formally requested that the UK amend its law to ensure that owners of private pleasure boats can no longer buy lower taxed fuel intended for fishing boats, known as “red diesel.” Und...

Some FAQ’s about the rules for private boats in the EU

June 21 - Boat Tax Issues, Mediterranean, Photo Gallery

What are the basics? Non-EU vessels which are intended for re-export may be temporarily be brought into and used for private purposes in the EU, or more strictly in the ‘customs territory of the Community’, (...

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Category Archives: Boat Tax Issues

French Yacht Charter Industry Reels From Tax Hike

New Tax Looks Set To Deter BVI Yachters

The Small Island with a Big Potential

The Gibraltar Superyacht Forum 2013

KPMG Highlight Malta Registry Advantages

Brussels Muscles UK Owners Over Red Fuel

Some FAQ’s about the rules for private boats in the EU

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