piva

1. : an ancient Italian bagpipe or shawm. 2. : a 16th-century Italian dance form in quick triple meter.

Since 1 January 2021, HMRC has introduced postponed import VAT accounting (PIVA). This is different to deferring VAT (see below). Postponed VAT works by your courier selecting PIVA as the method of payment at import. No VAT is ever actually paid; instead the VAT is accounted for on your VAT return in Box 1 & Box 4.

piva [f] NI teen. young lady.

Under the PVA scheme, businesses can defer the payment of import VAT until their next VAT return is due. This means that instead of paying import VAT upfront at the time of import, businesses can account for the VAT on their VAT return and pay it at the same time as the VAT due on their domestic sales.

PVA adjustments let you postpone VAT payments on imports instead of having to pay them up front and recover them later. Check if you're eligible to make PVA adjustments (GOV.UK website).

The most common translation of "what" is qué. Cuál is sometimes used for "what" when implying a choice.

Vaina Spanish slang words

You don't need to apply or get permission, and can begin immediately. You must be importing goods for use in your business. Check the full eligibility requirements for PVA. Businesses in Northern Ireland are still considered part of the EU VAT area, so do not need to pay import VAT on goods imported from the EU.

To access the statements, go to page “Get your postponed import VAT statement” on the Gov.uk website. You will need your Government Gateway user ID and password which is linked to your EORI number.

PVA is used in sizing agents that give greater strength to textile yarns and make paper more resistant to oils and greases. It is also employed as a component of adhesives and emulsifiers, as a water-soluble protective film, and as a starting material for the preparation of other resins.

chula, guapa, hermosa, bonita - my girlfriend is all that combined.

Vale 2. Vale. This is the informal version of “de acuerdo” (all right/ok), and it's extremely common Spanish slang. This is probably the first Spanish slang expression you'll hear repeatedly and you can use it in many situations.