- ViDA is a set of tax reforms that will change how VAT works in the EU
- It is the biggest change to the EU VAT rules since 1993, aiming to combat revenue loss and modernize the system
- Businesses in the EU will need to change how they charge, invoice, report, and manage VAT
- ViDA will go live in stages from 2025 to 2035
- Key changes include e-invoicing and digital reporting, platform economy rules, and Single VAT Registration (SVR) measures.
Source: twobirds.com
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