Finance Ministry Proposes Modern, Fairer VAT Rules

Slovakia’s Finance Ministry is proposing a VAT law update to make rules more modern, simpler, and fairer, aligned with digital economy changes and new EU rules.
The “one-stop registration” system will be expanded, reducing VAT registrations and administrative burden for businesses selling goods/services across the EU.
New rules will create fairer VAT treatment for digital platforms, especially for short-term accommodation and passenger transport, to better match traditional providers.
VAT procedures for moving a company’s own goods between EU countries will be simplified, cutting registration and financial costs; electronic invoicing rules will also be eased.
The amendment strengthens anti-fraud measures by giving tax authorities clearer grounds to cancel VAT registrations in suspicious cases and respond faster to abuses.

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