The European Union’s Transaction Network Analysis services is a tool shared by member states to gather and compare VAT transactional data to help detect fraud. It was launched by Belgium with other Benelux states in 2014 as a pilot, and grew to ten states by 2016. It is now used voluntarily by most member states since May 2019 as part of Eurofisc work.
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