- The Single VAT Registration (SVR) aims to reduce the need for businesses to register for VAT in multiple EU member states, starting July 1, 2028.
- The One Stop Shop (OSS) system will be expanded to cover more B2C transactions and domestic B2C supplies by non-established businesses, reducing local VAT registration requirements.
- A new OSS scheme will simplify reporting for the transfer of own goods between member states, eliminating the need for local VAT registration for such movements.
- A mandatory B2B reverse charge mechanism will be introduced for certain local transactions, standardizing VAT treatment and further reducing registration obligations for non-established suppliers.
Source: btwinstituut.nl
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