- The Netherlands plans to implement ViDA with both mandatory e-invoicing and digital reporting for domestic B2B transactions as well as intra-Community B2B trade, going beyond the EU minimum.
- Key dates set: mandatory e-invoicing for domestic and intra-Community B2B transactions starts 1 July 2030; per-transaction reporting of intra-Community supplies/acquisitions also starts 1 July 2030; digital reporting of domestic transactions starts 1 July 2031.
- The government has not yet chosen the transmission infrastructure; Peppol is the leading option, but the European Business Wallet is still under consideration.
- The reform timetable includes a public consultation in autumn 2026, a bill before summer 2027, and parliamentary completion before 1 July 2028, leaving time for testing and implementation.
- The policy rationale is to reduce VAT fraud, remove fragmented reporting rules that hinder trade, and lower compliance burdens by replacing legacy invoicing/reporting processes.
Source: rtcsuite.com
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