- The EU has reached a consensus on two pillars of the ViDA proposal, but not on platforms
- The amended proposal includes changes compared to the previous version
- The compromise includes postponing all three pillars to allow more time for preparation
- The DRR based on e-invoicing is delayed to 1 July 2030
- Extension of the OSS is delayed to 1 July 2027
- Extended VAT obligations for platforms are delayed to 1 July 2027
- Businesses are recommended to prepare for proposed changes expected to be adopted in the near future
- New domestic DRR should be harmonized with EU standards by 1 July 2030
- From 1 July 2030, there will be an obligation to issue structured e-invoices for intra-EU transactions
Source: grantthornton.nl
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