- US multinationals need to adjust VAT compliance due to EU VAT reforms and mandatory e-invoicing.
- VAT impacts US companies internationally, with potential overpayments reclaimable as VAT refunds.
- Changes aim to combat VAT fraud, with mandatory e-invoicing by July 2030.
- VAT is a burden for end customers, not businesses, and is collected at each supply chain stage.
- Mismanagement in the EU can lead to up to 27 percent of VAT paid becoming a sunk cost.
- VAT fraud resulted in significant losses, prompting reforms and e-invoicing adoption in several EU countries.
- E-invoicing enhances transparency and compliance but may increase audits and enforcement.
- Place-of-supply rules determine VAT rates, with nuances for cross-border transactions and online platforms.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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