- The EESC approved the Commission’s proposal to amend Regulation No 904/2010, allowing EPPO and OLAF access to VAT data at the Member State level.
- The proposal aims to reduce the VAT gap, combat VAT fraud, and strengthen tax monitoring and compliance across the EU.
- If adopted, EU institutions will have direct access to transactional VAT data, improving early detection of fraud.
- Tax compliance is becoming more demanding for businesses, and non-compliance will be easier to detect and penalize under the new framework.
Source: 1stopvat.com
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