- Spain is preparing a bill to update VAT rules for e-commerce and cross-border transactions as part of the EU’s ViDA package.
- The reform expands and clarifies the One-Stop Shop (OSS) framework, including how the €10,000 intra-EU distance sales threshold is calculated.
- Only sales originating from the Member State where a business is established will count toward that threshold.
- The draft also broadens the special VAT regime for non-EU businesses, bringing more services into scope.
- The changes implement EU Directive (EU) 2025/516 to simplify VAT administration across the EU.
Source: p2pnetwork.org
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