- EU Parliament’s Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs committee (ECON) voted in favor of two amendments to the VAT Directive 2006/112/EC
- These reforms are part of the 2028 Customs and VAT reforms proposed by the EU Commission
- The reforms include withdrawing the current €150 limit on the IOSS scheme from March 2028
- VAT and customs will be charged in the checkout for all import consignments exceeding €150
- Sellers or marketplaces affected by the ending of the €150 limit can use the Import One-Stop Shop return to report these sales
- The e-commerce package’s Special Arrangements will be extended to consignments above €150
- Postal operators, express carriers, customs agents, and other operators can declare and remit the collected VAT on those imports on a monthly basis.
Source: vatcalc.com
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