Difference between revisions of "Use Case "Starting a Business in Another Member State" (DBA UC1)"
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| − | + | At the core of this use case is the fulfilment of procedural obligations to do business in another Member State, especially the initial registration of a company at an eProcedure portal (AT, NL and RO pilot scenarios), opening a branch and the assessment of tax duties in the destination Member State (in the Swedish pilot scenario). In this use case, a company representative authenticates to the eProcedure portal, registers the company at the portal and applies for a service. | |
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Revision as of 11:18, 2 April 2021
At the core of this use case is the fulfilment of procedural obligations to do business in another Member State, especially the initial registration of a company at an eProcedure portal (AT, NL and RO pilot scenarios), opening a branch and the assessment of tax duties in the destination Member State (in the Swedish pilot scenario). In this use case, a company representative authenticates to the eProcedure portal, registers the company at the portal and applies for a service.
This UC uses the Intermediation Pattern and the Subscription and Notification Pattern.