This includes the completion of the Single Euro Payments Area, the Commission's proposal for an optional Common European Sales Law, the implementation of the Consumer Rights Directive, the proposal to establish one-stop-shops for the processing of VAT, the proposals to establish alternative dispute resolution (ADR) entities for the resolution of consumer disputes and the EU-wide online platform for cross-border complaints (ODR) and forthcoming initiatives in the area of collective management of copyright and private copying and reprography levies.

30. Regrets that the advice offered by PSCs does not yet reach prospective service providers and that information on how to contact PSCs is not widely known; calls on the Commission to earmark appropriate funds in its draft budget for 2012 to launch a major Europe-wide PSC promotion campaign to raise awareness of what PSCs can offer service providers; calls on the Commission and the Member States, in cooperation with all stakeholders, to launch well-targeted promotion, information and training campaigns as soon as possible; invites the Commission and the Member States to improve the visibility and recognisability of the eu-go domain a ...[+++]nd to feature case studies of businesses using the PSCs and the benefits they have derived;

This Regulation, which supplements Directive 2013/11/EU, provides for the setting up of a platform for online dispute resolution and offers consumers and traders a single point of entry for alternative dispute resolution resulting from online sales and service contracts between a consumer and a trader established in the EU, through ADR entities connected with this platform.

G. whereas the VAT MOSS system, besides its registration and payment requirements, includes other administrative measures, such as the obligation to preserve documents for 10 years that include data on buyers, even in respect of purchases of applications worth a few cents, while it has not been necessary to obtain the personal data of the buyers until now; whereas following the entry into force of the VAT MOSS system, small entrepreneurs will be obliged to collect and preserve these data, resulting in further administrative requirements for entrepreneurs in connection, for instance, with ensuring that the personal data gathered is prote ...[+++]cted and with drawing up obligatory quarterly reports; whereas failure to meet these requirements will result in the service provider being denied access to the VAT MOSS system and subsequently having to register separately for VAT in each Member State;

One business federation[84] which represents various operators of multi-level marketing schemes considers that the harmonisation of the rules concerning pyramid schemes, provided by Annex I point 14, is adequate and has proved to be largely beneficial, enabling them to set up one single business model which could be valid across the EU, in a sort of ‘one-stop shop’ fashion.

- supporting the overall objectives laid down by the European Community-US agreement on enhanced customs co-operation in the area of transport security: (i) full reciprocity and mutual recognition of security standards, risk assessment, control measures and results, and industry partnership programmes, and (ii) co-operating on measures like the single window concept, single point of access and e-customs that will be introduced in Community customs legislation;