- Negotiations on certain parts of the proposal for VAT rules for the digital age (VIDA) are difficult
- Differences between member states on the level of harmonization regarding digital reporting obligations and e-invoicing
- The upcoming Belgian presidency prioritizes VIDA and aims for an agreement on the entire proposal by the end of their term
- The Dutch government aims for sufficient time for operational implementation of reporting systems, obligations, and e-invoicing after acceptance of the proposal
- Technical details, including IT systems and e-invoicing data, need to be clear before reaching an agreement
- Data security is a key priority
- Sufficient time for implementation by all parties involved is important for platform fiction and VAT registration aspects.
Source: taxence.nl
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