- The EU and UK remain divided over the requirement for UK businesses to appoint a fiscal representative for using the EU’s Import One Stop Shop (IOSS).
- The UK views the requirement as an unnecessary administrative burden, while the EU insists it remains necessary.
- Broader customs and VAT reforms are under negotiation, including abolishing the €150 customs-duty threshold and expanding IOSS use.
- The EU raised concerns about recovering taxes from nonresidents in the UK, with HMRC starting a new debt recovery initiative.
- The UK expressed concerns about VAT data-sharing processes and compliance with legal and procedural standards.
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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