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easily-ecommerce · 6 months

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Che cos’è – Regime Oss (One Stop Shop)

Con l’adozione dei regimi opzionali Oss e Ioss l’Italia dà attuazione al c.d. “VAT e-commerce package”, che rappresenta una priorità all’interno del più ampio Digital Single Market Strategy e uno dei pilastri della riforma globale dell’IVA rappresentata dalla Commissione europea nel VAT action plan del 2016.

L’entrata in vigore dei regimi OSS/IOSS, originariamente prevista dalla Direttiva Ue n. 2455/2017 il 1°gennaio 2021, è stata posticipata al 1° luglio 2021 in considerazione degli effetti negativi della pandemia Covid-19. Una volta entrati in vigore, in questi regimi confluirà anche quello del MOSS. I regimi OSS/IOSS introducono un sistema europeo di assolvimento dell’IVA, centralizzato e digitale, che, ampliando il campo di applicazione del MOSS (concernente solo i servizi elettronici, di telecomunicazione e di teleradiodiffusione) ricomprende le seguenti transazioni:

vendite a distanza di beni importati da territori terzi o Paesi terzi (ad eccezione dei beni soggetti ad accise) effettuate da fornitori o tramite l'uso di un'interfaccia elettronica

vendite a distanza intracomunitarie di beni effettuate da fornitori o tramite l'uso di un'interfaccia elettronica

vendite nazionali di beni effettuate tramite l'uso di un'interfaccia elettronica

prestazioni di servizi da parte di soggetti passivi non stabiliti nell'UE o da soggetti passivi stabiliti all'interno dell'UE ma non nello Stato membro di consumo a soggetti non passivi (consumatori finali).

Attenzione: i soggetti iscritti al MOSS alla data del 30 giugno 2020 saranno automaticamente registrati al nuovo sistema OSS a partire dal 1° luglio 2021

Il mini sportello unico (MOSS) è un sistema elettronico che consente ai soggetti passivi che forniscono servizi di telecomunicazione, di teleradiodiffusione ed elettronici (TTE) a consumatori nell'UE di dichiarare e versare l'IVA dovuta in tutti gli Stati membri dell'UE in un unico Stato membro. A decorrere dal 1° luglio 2021 il MOSS sarà esteso a tutti i servizi B2C che hanno luogo in Stati membri in cui il fornitore non è stabilito, alle vendite a distanza intracomunitarie di beni e ad alcune cessioni nazionali di beni e diventerà quindi uno sportello unico (OSS).

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Lo sportello unico semplifica gli obblighi in materia di IVA per le imprese che vendono beni e forniscono servizi a consumatori finali in tutta l'UE, consentendo loro di: registrarsi elettronicamente ai fini IVA in un unico Stato membro per tutte le cessioni di beni e le prestazioni di servizi ammissibili a favore di acquirenti situati in tutti gli altri 26 Stati membri dichiarare l'IVA tramite un'unica dichiarazione elettronica OSS IVA ed effettuare un unico pagamento dell'IVA dovuta su tutte le cessioni di beni e prestazioni di servizi collaborare con l'amministrazione fiscale dello Stato membro nel quale sono registrati per l'OSS e in un'unica lingua, anche se le loro vendite avvengono in tutta l'UE. Per maggiori dettagli, consulta anche il portale dedicato della Commissione Europea One Stop Shop (europa.eu)

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Cognitive Computing Market Strategy and Remarkable Growth Rate By 2025

The report "Cognitive Computing Market Size by Component, Deployment Mode, Business Function, Application (IVA and Chatbot and Behavioral Analysis), Technology (Human Computer Interface and Deep Learning), Industry Vertical, and Region - Global Forecast to 2025", is expected to grow from USD 20.5 billion in 2020 to USD 77.5 billion by 2025, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 30.5% during the forecast period. The major growth factors of the cognitive computing market include the increasing adoption of digitization and automation across various industry verticals. The increasing demand for intelligent business processes to enhance decision-making, the benefit of cost-effectiveness offered by cognitive solutions, and fulfilling the enterprise need to adopt advanced cognitive abilities to reduce operational costs.

Large enterprises segment to hold a larger market size during the forecast period

The cognitive computing market is segmented by organization size into large enterprises and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs). The large enterprises segment is expected to have a larger market size during the forecast period, due to the inclination of large enterprises to adopt Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) technologies for processing large volumes of data being generated from multiple data sources. Large enterprises have a huge corporate network and organize many events. Cognitive solutions enable large enterprises to gain customer experience and have better cognitive capabilities for business decisions. However, the SMEs segment is expected to grow at a higher CAGR during the forecast period. SMEs are growing at a rapid rate and are keen to implement intelligent chatbots to ensure better customer service for engaging and retaining customers.

By industry vertical, the healthcare and life sciences vertical to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period

The cognitive computing market by industry vertical is segmented into nine categories: component, service, business function, application, technology, deployment mode, organization size, industry vertical (Banking, Financial Services and Insurance {BFSI}, retail and eCommerce, travel and hospitality, Government, IT and telecommunications, healthcare and lifesciences, manufacturing and media and entertainment), and region.

The healthcare and life sciences industry vertical is expected to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period. These organizations are adopting cognitive computing solutions to enhance the patient experience and provide remote assistance to access patient health records. These solutions offer healthcare and life sciences organizations with cost-effective and scalable architecture for the collection and processing of large volumes of disparate data types. Cognitive solutions enable healthcare organizations to offer remote assistance based on intelligent virtual chat agents.

North America to hold the largest market size during the forecast period

North America is the most significant revenue contributor to the global cognitive computing market. The region is witnessing significant developments in the cognitive computing market. Factors that contribute to the growth of cognitive computing market in North America are rising development of various technologies in the region and the growth of various cognitive computing players in the market. Companies of all sizes are facing pressure of managing huge volumes of data. The enterprises are concentrating on integrating AI and ML capabilities through cognitive computing solutions on cloud. The cognitive computing market is expected to grow tremendously during the forecast period due to the increasing dependency on Internet of Things (IoT) devices which can easily track and analyze huge volumes of data for making strategic business decisions. Major North American vendors in the cognitive computing market are Microsoft (US), Google (US), IBM (US), Numenta (US), SAS Institute (US), AWS (US), Enterra Solutions (US), CognitiveScale (US), SparkCognition (US), Expert System (US), Cisco (US), Virtusa (US), Vantage Labs US) and BurstIQ (US).

The report includes the study of the key players offering cognitive computing solutions and services. The major vendors Microsoft (US), Google (US), IBM (US), Numenta (US), SAS Institute (US), AWS (US), Enterra Solutions (US), CognitiveScale (US), SparkCognition (US), TCS (India), Expert System (US), Cisco (US), Virtusa (US), Cognitive Software Group (Australia), Red Skios (Spain), Artificial Solutions (Sweden), Acuiti (Australia), Vantage Labs (US), E-Zest (India) and Burstiq (US). It also includes an in-depth competitive analysis of the key players in the cognitive computing market, along with their company profiles, business overviews, product offerings, recent developments, and market strategies.

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palmiz · 5 years

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Lo sfogo di una delle tante piccole attività, che sono il tessuto sociale su cui alla fine si basa la nostra società:

Carissimo Presidente Conte , le racconto un po' della nostra storia, così giusto per farle capire la mia rabbia e delusione da dove arriva.😔

Siamo due ragazzi Semplici, ma con una grande ambizione e con la voglia di creare qualcosa di nostro per Noi e per i nostri Figli.

Così nascono i Negozi, il primo 4 anni fa il secondo a luglio 2019.🏡🏡

Queste sono le nostre foto sorridenti nel giorno dell'inaugurazione, giorno felice di forte emozione, di risate, di abbracci, di sorrisi.😊

Noi, signor Presidente, non siamo Studiati, noi ci siamo Fatti, osservando, studiando, stando a contatto con la gente.. Il giorno di lavorava 12 ore, di notte si studiava sui libri il marketing, la pubblicità, le valutazioni della merce, la psicologia della vendita.

Il 2019 è stato l'anno della Svolta. Dopo 3 anni di Doppio lavoro, sballottati un'po di qua e un'po di là 😕avevamo messo via un piccolo gruzzoletto di soldi che ci permetteva finalmente di poter lavorare solo in un posto, nel nostro negozio.❤️

Il 2019 ci ha regalato il Naftalina Vintage 2020... Dopo 7 mesi il Coronavirus ci ha fatto chiudere il portone di questa nostra nuova casa(così mi piace pensare ai negozi).🏡🏡

Ora ci troviamo senza lavoro.😷😷

I nostri sogni hanno le serrande abbassate, le porte chiuse, le luci spente.😩

Il Coronavirus ci ha annebbiati.

Ci parla di bonus, di incentivi, di affitti ribassati, di tasse sospese, di bollette ribassata.

MI scusi Signor Presidente la maleducazione di una persona non Studiata.

Se io non lavoro, se mio marito non lavora, con cosa pago INPS, Inail, immondizie, luce, gas, Iva ecc...?🤔

Quel gruzzoletto di soldi messi da parte ora ci servono per la spesa di una famiglia di 4 persone.👨‍👩‍👦‍👦

Mi scusi Presidente ma credo che anche lo Stato è come il Coronavirus, ucciderà imprese, negozi, imprenditori, liberi professionisti, partite Iva. 😔

FORSE e dico forse LEI queste cose non le capisce, o almeno non le ha provate sulla sua pelle.

Ha mai fatto il conto dei soldi per andare a fare la spesa? Ha mai pensato che è meglio farevil pane fatto in casa piuttosto che comprarlo? Molto di noi imprenditori lo sta facendo.😑, siamo in TANTI.

Finché Voi non cambierete, il Coronavirus sarà per sempre.

@ Santa Giustina Bellunese, Veneto, Italy

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hey i hope i'm not bothering with this! my fiance and i want to visit uruguay (obvs when the quarentine is over) and were wondering if you have any recommendations for what to see? the last time i went i was 13 so it's been a super long time. my fam also says everything there is expensive? what are the general prices like? >

Aaa sorry i took too long to answer! Prices when compared to other places are way more expensive here bc of taxes and unfortunately they might be higher bc of the pandemic after effects and the recession we will see, plus our new government rised the IVA (idk how to call it in English) so..... tourism was especially hit hard everywhere so its a bit of an uncertainty what might happen.

Here's some tips by TripAdvisor:

You should definitely visit the old City and all its buildings such as teatro Solís, la puerta de la ciudadela, peatonal Sarandí, etc and the parks around it, maybe the neighborhood Prado and the botanic and Japanese gardens there plus the Rosedal.

There's a tourist bus which makes all the stops around the best city spots and it's not very expensive I think. Then there's the coast (la rambla and the mercado del puerto) and street markets!! there are hundreds all over the city but the biggest one is Tristan Narvaja, near one of the main avenues which is 18 de julio, it's full of antique shops and small vintage bookstores, plus a lot of the colleges are around there and they're old beautiful buildings, maybe you'll be able to enter one of them, the law college is next to the first library built in Montevideo, la biblioteca nacional, and both are beautiful huge buildings (check for timetables tho bc we tend to close everything at 19 p.m at the most and on Sundays it's pretty dead, so I suggest your Sunday you use it to go to the street market Tristan Narvaja, it opens at 8 a.m and about 3 p.m it starts to close off, but there are still small shops all over that street you can visit and delicious street food from a lot of countries).

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Evicted

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ITALY’S COMMUNIST RECIPE FOR DISASTER

Published March 24, 2020 | By Giacomino Nicolazzo

Montecalvo, Lombardy, Italy.

As I sit here in my involuntary isolation, it was just reported that overnight 743 more people died and 5.249 new cases have been reported. This brings the total cases of infection to 69,176 and the body count to 6,820. We take relief in knowing that 8,326 people have recovered so far. ( Numbers as of 3/24, 8:30pm in Italy.)

Most towns here in Italy, from the upper reaches of the Alps to the ancient shores of Sicilia and Sardenia, while not deserted, are closer to being ghost towns than the bustling centers of tourism, business and daily life they were just a few weeks ago.Stores and shops have been shuttered. Restaurants and coffee shops no longer serve customers. Schools, universities, sporting arenas…even our museums and theaters…all closed. Even the Vatican City has closed its gates and armed patrols monitor the 20 foot tall walls that protect it!

Streets and roads are now empty for as far as the eye can see. Normally they would be filled with crazed Italian drivers in tiny cars and scooters (the ones that sound like demonic insects) darting here and there, reaching the limits of centrifugal force on our roundabouts. In the piazze of our towns and cities, there are now officially more pigeons than people.Many of us know someone who has been infected and recovered. Some of us know someone who did not recover…now they are dead. But everyone knows someone who has been affected by this microscopic monster in one way or another.

Sixty million of us are in lock-down…it is like a war zone here. We are being held prisoner in our own homes by an unseen enemy that sneaked in unnoticed…by most of us. As you will read in just a few more minutes, there were those who knew something like this was coming…or at least they should have.So who is to blame? With all this craziness swirling like a whirlpool at our feet, I just had to find the blame answer. And so I have spent my free time (of which I have a lot in these days) digging and researching. I was literally shocked to discover how this has come to be.I am not going to bore you with talk of Patient ‘0’ who spread it to Patient ‘1’ and how mathematics efficiently explains the rapid expansion of infection. No…I am going to tell you how (as I see it) the virus came to Italy.It has everything to do with communists. Allow me to explain.Beginning in about 2014, Matteo Renzi, the imbecile ex-mayor of Firenze (Florence) acting as the leader of the Partito Democratico (synonymous with the Italian Communist party), somehow managed to get himself elected as Italy’s Prime Minister. To give you a proper frame of reference, Matteo Renzi was so far left, he would make Barack Obama look like Barry Goldwater!

At the same time that Renzi was leading Italy into oblivion, strange things were happening in Italy’s economy. Banks were failing…but not closing. Retirement ages were being extended…for some reason the pension funds were dwindling or disappearing. The national sales tax we call IVA (Value Added Tax) rose from 18% to 20%, then to 21% and again to 22%.And in the midst of all this financial chicanery, the Chinese began furiously buying up Italian real estate and businesses in the North.Now the reason I mention Renzi and the Chinese together is that strange things were also going on between the governments of Italy and China. A blind eye was being turned to the way the Chinese were buying businesses in the financial, telecommunication, industrial and fashion sectors of Italy’s economy, all of which take place in Milano.

To be brief…China was getting away with purchases and acquisitions in violation of Italian law and EU Trade Agreements with the US and the UK…and no one in either of those countries (not Obama in the US or Cameron in the UK) said a thing in their country’s defense. As a matter of fact, much of it was hidden from the public in all three countries.In 2014, China infused the Italian economy with €5 billion through purchases of companies costing less than €100 million each.

By the time Renzi left office (in disgrace) in 2016, Chinese acquisitions had exceeded €52 billion. When the dust settled, China owned more than 300 companies…representing 27% of the major Italian corporations.The Bank of China now owns five major banks in Italy…all of which had been secretly (and illegally) propped up by Renzi using pilfered pension funds! Soon after, the China Milano Equity Exchange was opened and much of Italy’s wealth was being funneled back to the Chinese mainland.

Chinese state entities own Italy’s major telecommunication corporation (Telecom) as well as its major utilities (ENI and ENEL). Upon entry into the telecommunication market, Huawei established a facility in Segrate, a suburb of Milano. It launched is first research center there and worked on the study of microwaves which has resulted in the possibly-dangerous technology we call 5G.China also now owns controlling interest in Fiat-Chrysler, Prysmian and Terna. You will be surprised to know that when you put a set of Pirelli tires on your car, the profits are going to China.

Yep…the Chinese colossus of ChemChina, a chemical industry titan, bought that company too!Last but not least is Ferretti yachts…the most prestigious yacht builder in Europe. Incredibly, it is no longer owned by the Ferretti family.

But the sector in which Chinese companies invested most was Italy’s profitable fashion industry. The Pinco Pallino, Miss Sixty, Sergio Tacchini, Roberta di Camerino and Mariella Burani brands have been acquired by 100%.Designer Salvatore Ferragamo sold 16% and Caruso sold 35%. The most famous case is Krizia, purchased in 2014 by Shenzhen Marisfrolg Fashion Company, one of the leaders of high-priced, ready-to-wear fashions in Asia.

Throughout all of these purchases and acquisitions, Renzi’s government afforded the Chinese unrestricted and unfettered access to Italy and its financial markets, many coming through without customs inspections.

Quite literally, tens of thousands of Chinese came in through Milano (illegally) and went back out carrying money, technology and corporate secrets.

Thousands more were allowed to enter and disappeared into shadows of Milano and other manufacturing cities of Lombardy, only to surface in illegal sewing shops, producing knock-off designer clothes and slapping ‘Made In Italy’ labels on them. All with the tacit approval of the Renzi government.It was not until there was a change in the governing party in Italy that the sweatshops and the illegal entry and departure of Chinese nationals was stopped. Matteo Salvini, representing the Lega Nord party, closed Italy’s ports to immigrants and systematically began disassembling the sweatshops and deporting those in Italy illegally.

But his rise to power was short-lived. Italy is a communist country…socialism is in the national DNA. Ways were found to remove Salvini, after which the communist party, under the direction of Giuseppe Conte, reopened the ports. Immediately, thousands of unvetted, undocumented refugees from the Middle East and East Africa began pouring in again.

Access was again provided to the Chinese, under the old terms, and as a consequence thousands of Chinese, the majority from Wuhan, began arriving in Milano.

In December of last year, the first inklings of a coronavirus were noticed in Lombardy…in the Chinese neighborhoods. There is no doubt amongst senior medical officials that the virus was brought here from China.

By the end of January 2020 cases were being reported left and right. By mid-February the virus was beginning to seriously overload the Lombardy hospitals and medical clinics. They are now in a state of collapse.

The Far-Left politicians sold out and betrayed the Italian people with open border policies and social justice programs. One of the reasons the health care system collapsed so quickly is because the Renzi government (and now continued under the Conte government) redirected funds meant to sustain the medical system, to pay for the tens of thousands of immigrants brought in to Italy against the will of the Italian people.

If you remember the horrible earthquake that decimated the villages around Amatricia, in the mountains east of Rome in 2015, you would also remember how the world responded by sending millions of dollars to help those affected.

But there is a law in Italy that prevents private donations to charitable Italian organizations. All money and donations received must be turned over to a government agency, who in turn is to appropriate the funds as needed. But that agency is corrupt just as are all the others.Most of the money never reached a single victim in the mountains. The Renzi government redirected the vast majority of those funds to pay for the growing immigrant and refugee costs.

As the economy worsened under the burden of illegal immigration, compounded by gross government spending and incompetence, unemployment rose quickly…especially among young people. The unemployment rate for men and women under age 35 is close to 40%.

So more money was diverted from the health care system and used to pay what is known here as guaranteed income. Whether you work or not you are paid here, especially if you belong to the PD! The government simply raises taxes on those who do work

.Let me give you a quick example of the height of insanity to which Italian taxation has risen.

If you live in a building that has a balcony or balconies…and any of those balconies cast a shadow on the ground, you must pay a public shadow tax! I will say no more!

The point I am trying to make here is that not only did the Chinese bring the virus to Italy (and the rest of the world) it was far-Left politics and policies that facilitated it.

This should hopefully be a warning to Americans that while they work to rid themselves of the China Virus, they should just as vehemently endeavor to rid their government of any politician that circumvents the Constitution and ignores the laws of the land…plain and simple.

Giacomino Nicolazzo is one of Italy’s most beloved writers. Born and raised in Central Pennsylvania, he lives in a small village in Lombardy where he writes his books.

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Growing demand for automation solutions within the service-based industries drives the demand for an intelligent virtual assistant (iva) market. On the...

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rohitsalvi9898-blog · 5 years

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Growing demand for automation solutions within the service-based industries drives the demand for an intelligent virtual assistant (iva) market. On the geographical front, North America dominated the global intelligent virtual assistant market in 2019 and is expected to do so over the forecast period.

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Cognitive Computing Market Share, Growth Prospects and Key Opportunities by 2025

The report "Cognitive Computing Market by Component, Deployment Mode, Business Function, Application (IVA and Chatbot and Behavioral Analysis), Technology (Human Computer Interface and Deep Learning), Industry Vertical, and Region - Global Forecast to 2025", is expected to grow from USD 20.5 billion in 2020 to USD 77.5 billion by 2025, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 30.5% during the forecast period. The major growth factors of the cognitive computing market include the increasing adoption of digitization and automation across various industry verticals. The increasing demand for intelligent business processes to enhance decision-making, the benefit of cost-effectiveness offered by cognitive solutions, and fulfilling the enterprise need to adopt advanced cognitive abilities to reduce operational costs.

Large enterprises segment to hold a larger market size during the forecast period

By industry vertical, the healthcare and life sciences vertical to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period

North America to hold the largest market size during the forecast period

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