- IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva urged the EU to harmonize VAT across Europe as part of deeper tax convergence in the single market.
- She said VAT has served the EU well and should be aligned more consistently among member states.
- Georgieva linked VAT harmonization to broader EU tax reform, saying there is “a lot that could be done” to improve tax coordination.
Source: bta.bg
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