- EU Council reaches political agreement on new Directive for electronic VAT exemption certificates
- Directive aims to replace paper certificates with electronic ones for VAT-exempt goods like those imported for embassies or armed forces
- Details on electronic format and IT specifications to be set by expert groups and Commission implementing acts
- Transition period reduced from four years to one year, allowing use of both paper and electronic certificates during 2031-2032
- Member states limit mandatory use of electronic certificates to cross-border situations without refunds
- Council’s feedback on key elements of electronic certificate to influence Commission’s design and final Directive text
Source: answerconnect.cch.com
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