- EESPA supports European data protection and security of business information, but urges the European Commission and Member States to agree on a practical EU-wide approach to the use of sovereign cloud hosting and work with third countries to avoid creating market entry barriers for EU service providers.
- The introduction of measures towards modernizing VAT collection via electronic invoicing in the EU has led to varying requirements among Member States.
- EESPA recommends ensuring plentiful supply of compliant solutions so that the market can transition to the new regulatory environment at the lowest possible cost and ensure fair market conditions.
- EESPA also urges the European Commission to work with Member States to agree on a practical approach to the use of sovereign cloud hosting to meet legitimate EU data sovereignty and economic efficiency objectives.
Source EESPA
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