- Malta has published regulations for new reporting obligations for payment service providers to combat VAT fraud.
- The regulations transpose Article 1 of Council Directive (EU) 2020/284.
- The regulations aim to enhance the reporting obligations of payment service providers.
- The regulations require payment service providers to submit certain information to the Maltese tax authorities.
- The information will be used to combat VAT fraud and ensure compliance with tax regulations.
- The regulations also specify the format and timing of the information to be submitted.
- Non-compliance with the reporting obligations may result in penalties and sanctions.
Source: orbitax.com
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