- Slovenian Parliament considers VAT rule adjustments to combat cross-border VAT fraud in e-commerce
- Bill aims to align Slovenian VAT rules with EU Directive 2020/284
- Key measures include clarifying reporting responsibilities, imposing electronic recordkeeping requirements, equipping authorities with administrative tools, introducing regulations for payment thresholds and locations, extending sunset date for reverse charge mechanism, defining VAT-exempt activities, and outlining penalties for noncompliance
- Measures to come into force on January 1, 2024
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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