- Israel increases VAT rate from 17% to 18%
- Finland raises standard VAT rate to 25.5% and extends reduced rate list
- Switzerland updates VAT exemption scope and adds new category to reduced rate
- Slovakia raises VAT rates to 23% and 19%
- The Netherlands increases VAT rate on agriculture products
- Ireland extends reduced VAT rate for gas and electricity and reduces VAT on heat pumps
- Spain ends zero VAT rate on essential foodstuffs and adjusts rates on other items
- Estonia plans to increase VAT rates on accommodation services, press publications, and standard rate
- EU introduces SME scheme for VAT exemption on cross-border activities
- New place of supply rules for online live events in the EU
- Estonia combines VAT and ESL return forms
- Switzerland introduces annual VAT reporting and changes e-commerce VAT rules
- Romania and Norway implement new SAF-T reporting obligations
- Belgium updates VAT compliance affecting returns and refunds
- Romania introduces significant changes to its e-invoicing system
Source: marosavat.com
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