- VIDA is not fully implemented or transposed yet.
- Companies are asked to consider a post-VIDA scenario focusing on the VAT Gap.
- Taxpayer interests are overlooked, except for potential easier VAT compliance.
- Other important taxpayer issues are ignored, despite VIDA’s simplification efforts.
- No uniform treatment for transactions across different member states.
- Cooperation focuses on tax administrations, not taxpayer issues.
- Problems like slow VAT refunds and inconsistent VAT interpretations remain unaddressed.
Source: ivaconsulta.com
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