- The European Parliament called for stronger EU anti-fraud safeguards in the next long-term EU budget, with adequate funding for OLAF, the EPPO, and other anti-fraud bodies.
- MEPs want common coordination rules, a single reporting system, and digital tools to reduce compliance burdens, especially for smaller businesses.
- They urged faster sharing of VAT transaction data through Eurofisc, with AI-based analysis to identify suspicious cross-border VAT fraud in real time.
- The Parliament wants OLAF and the EPPO to have effective access to EU VAT and payment data, backed by clear, binding information-sharing rules.
- MEPs also called for assets confiscated in EPPO cases to be returned to the EU budget, with transparent reporting on amounts recovered.
Source: etaf.tax
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