- The Dutch government has amended the ViDA Implementation Act to clarify how two VAT reverse charge rules interact, so it is clear who owes VAT on a transaction.
- The reform expands OSS use and is expected to save Dutch businesses about €81 million per year by reducing the need for VAT registrations in other EU countries.
- A new scheme will let businesses report cross-border transfers of their own goods centrally through the OSS.
- The cross-border reverse charge will become mandatory in more cases, lowering registration obligations for non-resident suppliers.
- The rules will apply to most common B2C goods and services, with exceptions for exempt activities, the margin scheme, and travel agency schemes.
Source: taxence.nl
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