- The European Commission has proposed new measures to combat cross-border VAT fraud ahead of ViDA’s 2030 requirements for e-invoicing and digital reporting.
- The proposal establishes a legal basis for enhanced collaboration and VAT data exchange among EU anti-fraud institutions.
- Cross-border VAT fraud is a major issue, with annual losses estimated between EUR 12.5 billion and EUR 32.8 billion.
- The measures aim to improve cooperation, real-time data sharing, and fraud detection among EU agencies and national authorities.
- The proposal will be submitted to the European Parliament and Council for adoption.
Source: p2pnetwork.org
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