- Italy has published a new Consolidated VAT Act (Testo Unico IVA), effective January 2027, to simplify and unify VAT rules.
- The Act consolidates decades of scattered VAT legislation into a single, organized framework, improving clarity and consistency.
- Key operational changes include mandatory digital customs proof for exports and full integration of e-invoicing and data reporting requirements.
- The reform aligns Italian VAT procedures with EU directives and is part of a broader tax system restructuring.
Source: marosavat.com
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