- UN Tax Committee discussed indirect taxation issues on 27 March 2025
- Subcommittee identified areas needing further analysis and guidance for developing countries
- Topics include VAT treatment of Islamic Finance Instruments and VAT in the financial sector
- Other topics are VAT and the digital economy, cross-border VAT/GST disputes, and digital platforms
- Electronic certificates for VAT/GST refunds and designing less regressive VAT/GST systems are also suggested
- Some indirect tax issues were postponed and may be revisited by the new Tax Committee membership
- Postponed issues include VAT/GST interaction with other taxes and application in specific sectors
- Decision on further work will be made by the next Tax Committee membership
Source: regfollower.com
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