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eGovernment in the European Union May 2015Name:Furtherinformation:Description:VAT Information Exchange System (VIES) - Businesseshttp://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/taxation/vat/With the completion of the Single Market, on 1 January 1993, fiscalcustoms based controls at internal frontiers were abolished and anew VAT control system was put in place for intra-Community trade.The most significant benefit was the reduction of the administrativeburden on companies with the elimination of some 60 millioncustoms documents per year. The computerised VIES manages theflow of the data held across national VAT administrations, whileenabling them to monitor and control the flow of intra-Communitytrade and to detect all kinds of irregularities.The system enables enterprises to obtain rapid confirmation of theVAT numbers of their trading partners. In addition, the EuropeanCommission maintains an Online VAT Validation Service, whichallows any member of the public to access parts of the VIES systemand obtain confirmation on the validity of VAT identificationnumbers.Name:Website:Description:TED-Tenders Electronic Dailyhttp://ted.europa.euThe TED-Tenders Electronic Daily service is an online database ofthe Publications Office of the European Union, which contains detailsof all public procurement invitations to tender published in theSupplement to the Official Journal of the European Union (S series,Official Journal S or OJ S).The database holds information on public tenders above somespecific contract values and is updated five times a week withapproximately 1 500 public procurement notices from the EuropeanUnion, the European Economic Area and beyond. It provides facilitiesfor browsing, searching and sorting procurement notices by country,region, business sector and more. Information about each and everyprocurement document is published in all of the 23 official EUlanguages. Access to the database is free of charge.[56]
eGovernment in the European Union May 2015Name:Website:Description:Taxation and Customs Unionhttp://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/index_en.htmThis is the web site managed by the Commission's Taxation andCustoms Union Directorate-General, which takes an active part inthe achievement of the strategic aims of the European Union. In thiscontext it aims to: manage, defend and develop the customs union as a vital part ofprotecting the external borders of the EU; tackle the tax obstacles that currently prevent individuals andcompanies from operating freely across borders and fromexploiting the full benefit of the Internal Market and encouragechanges to tax systems so that they support Communityobjectives such as competitiveness and sustainabledevelopment; Respond effectively to the international challenges associatedwith customs and tax policies; Facilitate better co-operation between Member States to combattax and customs fraud; It engages regularly in open dialogue with stakeholders andinterested parties in order to ensure that rules and proposalskeep pace with the reality of rapid change.Name:Furtherinformation:Description:Open e-PRIOR electronic procurement platformhttps://joinup.ec.europa.eu/software/openeprior/description'Open e-PRIOR' is an open-source eProcurement platform, developedunder the ISA programme, by DG Informatics (DIGIT). It wasdeployed within DIGIT in 2009. The platform plays the role of anintermediary between back office applications of a publicadministration and the Pan-European Public Procurement OnLine(PEPPOL) interoperability platform. It is connected to PEPPOL via itsown Access Point, facilitating the cross-border exchange ofeProcurement documents between, for example, a publicadministration in country A with suppliers in country B.Open e-PRIOR currently covers post-award e-procurement, i. e.documents exchanged between the public administration and itscontractors after the award of a contract, such as catalogues ofgoods or services, orders and invoices.Name:Policy area:Website:Description:e-Justice – European e-Justice PortalJusticehttps://e-justice.europa.eu/home.doThe European e-Justice Portal is conceived as a future electronicone-stop-shop in the area of justice. It provides information onjustice systems and improving access to justice throughout the EU,in 23 languages.[57]
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