- EU faced setback on ‘VAT in the Digital Age’ reforms
- Only one member state opposed the proposals
- Reforms expected to be rolled out between 2024 and 2030
- Key ViDA proposals include new electronic invoicing requirements
- Mandatory adoption of electronic invoicing by 2030
- Digital reporting to become mandatory from 2030
- Revised rules for platform economy delayed until 2027
- Simplified VAT registration and reporting proposals postponed to 2027
- Focus on minimizing need for businesses to register for VAT in multiple EU member states
Source: taxually.com
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