- The Dutch cabinet now supports the revised EU proposal to amend Regulation 904/2010, allowing the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EOM) and OLAF faster access to VAT information to combat fraud.
- The proposal does not expand EOM and OLAF’s powers but clarifies and limits data sharing to targeted, case-specific information within their existing mandate.
- Direct database access is restricted to specific searches and overseen by Eurofisc liaison officers.
- The cabinet’s concerns about proportionality, data security, and feasibility have been addressed in the revised text, despite the lack of an impact assessment.
Source: taxlive.nl
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