- EU finance ministers to approve new VAT reporting reform for e-commerce imports
- Proposal removes the €150 threshold for using the Import One-Stop Shop
- Simplifies VAT compliance by allowing registration in a single EU country
- Revised bill makes IOSS adoption optional with incentives for participation
- Part of a broader customs overhaul to combat VAT and customs fraud
- Aims to address issues from increased low-value imports due to e-commerce
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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