- ViDA aims to limit VAT registrations to a business’s Member State of establishment in the EU.
- New rules start on 1 July 2028, but some businesses may still need multiple registrations.
- Single VAT registration includes three components:
- Extension of the One Stop Shop (OSS) regime.
- Extension of the mandatory reverse charge rule.
- Introduction of a special scheme for the transfer of own goods.
- OSS allows a single VAT return and payment for all EU Member States.
- OSS will cover more types of supplies, effective from 1 January 2027 for some.
- Reverse charge rule applies to B2B supplies where the supplier is not established in the Member State.
- Special scheme for transfer of own goods reduces the need for multiple VAT registrations.
- Transfers under the scheme require monthly VAT returns and are exempt from VAT in the arrival Member State.
- Call-of-stock arrangement will be abolished by 30 June 2028.
Source: bdo.nl
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