- Spain’s Council of Ministers approved a draft law to partially transpose the EU’s 2025/516 Directive, updating the VAT law for the digital age (ViDA).
- The reform is part of the EU VAT Action Plan, aimed at modernizing VAT, fighting fraud, and reducing administrative burdens.
- It builds on earlier e-commerce VAT changes from 2021, including broader use of one-stop-shop systems and stronger roles for digital platforms in VAT collection and control.
- The bill has already gone through public consultation and Council of State review and will now move to Parliament for debate.
Source: allyon-etl.es
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