- EU VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) proposal aims to bring about fundamental changes to the EU’s VAT system
- Three pillars of reform: e-invoicing & digital reporting, online platforms, single VAT registration
- Unanimous political approval from 27 EU Member States required for proposal to move forward
- Recent EU Council meeting did not result in agreement, with Estonia objecting to elements of the platform proposal
- Key features of the current proposals include updated implementation dates and requirements for e-invoicing and digital reporting
- Businesses can begin to prepare for potential changes in VAT reporting in the EU, pending final agreement from all Member States.
Source: kpmg.com
See also
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