- Italy will implement a Consolidated VAT Code effective January 1, 2027, to unify and simplify its fragmented VAT regulations.
- The new code aims to align Italian VAT rules with the European VAT Directive and prepare for the VAT in the Digital Age.
- It introduces a new customs framework for exports, reducing paperwork and improving clarity and security.
- Electronic invoicing and digital tax reporting rules will be unified, with easier oversight for B2C and retail sectors.
- The code will update VAT rates for certain supplies and make regulatory references and VAT tables easier to access.
Source: 1stopvat.com
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