Paper examines the state of EU VAT harmonization in light of the proposal for a definitive system and explores why the member states of the EU apparently have no desire to finish this harmonization in order to get a more efficient VAT system. In this respect, the argument of fiscal sovereignty is examined in light of EU VAT.
Source Simon Cornielje (in Dutch)
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