- ETAF recommends a future EU e-invoicing strategy to increase adoption.
- The strategy should integrate e-invoicing modules in ERP systems, ensure efficient transmission via interoperable infrastructures, and explore new uses like automated compliance in VAT and ESG reporting.
- ETAF emphasizes the need for regulation of Peppol access points to prevent fraud and privacy breaches.
- ETAF advocates for mandatory regulations across all EU Member States.
- ETAF demands automatic mandates for regulated tax advisers and accountants to verify identities and validate mandates.
- ETAF expresses concern about financial data ownership and misuse by commercial intermediaries.
- ETAF recommends the European Commission establish core regulatory principles for service providers, with tax advisers and accountants playing a key role in enforcement.
Source: etaf.tax
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