- New regulations for small businesses operating within the EU effective from 1st January 2025
- Small businesses will be able to use a new exemption in all Member States if their total annual turnover of taxable sales within the EU does not exceed EUR 100,000
- Each country will set its own threshold, not exceeding EUR 85,000 per annum
- Businesses under the threshold will not have to charge VAT on taxable supplies or submit periodic VAT Returns in the Member State where sales are made
- Changes result from a European Directive initiated in 2020 to support small businesses
Source: meridianglobalservices.com
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