Planned changes are divided into 7 areas:
- impact on the financial liquidity of companies;
- less formalities in VAT in international trade;
- extension of the scope of VAT exemptions;
- changes in VAT settlement;
- changes in invoicing process;
- reduction of VAT penalties;
- consolidation and standardization of binding VAT rates information;
Source: asbtaxblog.com
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