- Slovakia is reforming its VAT system to simplify cross-border compliance, support digital trade, and improve fair competition.
- The draft expands single-registration/one-stop-shop rules, reducing the need for multiple VAT registrations across EU states.
- It aims to level VAT treatment between traditional service providers and digital platforms, especially in accommodation and transport.
- The reform also eases cross-border movement of business assets and simplifies e-invoicing/reporting rules during a transition period.
- It strengthens anti-fraud measures by widening tax authorities’ powers to cancel abusive VAT registrations.
Source: regfollower.com
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