According to the EC’s internal planning, both the Directive on administrative cooperation (DAC 8 covering crypto-assets and e-money) as well as the Value-Added Tax (VAT) in the digital proposal are scheduled for 16 November. The former will further expand the existing exchange of tax information between EU tax administrations. The latter, for its part, will propose measures to adapt the EU VAT rules to the realities of e-commerce and digitalisation.
Source Accountancy Europe
Latest Posts in "European Union"
- CJEU Clarifies VAT Rules for App Stores: Platforms Deemed Suppliers in Digital Sales
- Reforming VAT Rules to Ensure Fair Competition for UK Small Businesses and Tackle Online Fraud
- Comments on ECJ C-232/24 (Kosmiro): Where does credit end and debt collection begin?
- ViDA Public Debate: Summary of Implementation Dialogue with Commissioner Hoekstra (European Commission Website)
- CEN Approves Revised EN 16931: A Milestone for ViDA Implementation
