- Implementation of rules regarding online trading and taxation of cross-border supplies of goods and services within the EU
- Concerns about the lack of control over VAT calculation and payment when the supplier is located in a different country
- Simplified regulations for VAT calculation and payment for traders engaged in distance selling
- Increased risk of tax evasion and fraud in the simplified VAT identification system
- Use of payment service providers’ data to improve control and combat VAT fraud
- Directive requiring electronic record-keeping and reporting of cross-border payments and recipients to tax authorities
- Determination of payer and recipient location based on payment account identification or other unique identifier
Source: racunovodja.com
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