- The Council report highlights major EU tax policy changes aimed at modernizing VAT rules in the single market.
- It seeks to cut administrative burdens for cross-border businesses through a single EU VAT registration.
- It promotes digital reporting and e-invoicing reforms.
- It also aims to improve cooperation among Member States to fight VAT fraud and tax evasion.
Source: data.consilium.europa.eu
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