- EU finance ministers are expected to approve a bill reforming value-added tax on imported goods
- The bill changes how sellers report and pay VAT on goods from outside the EU
- It removes the 150 euro threshold for using the Import One-Stop Shop
- The Import One-Stop Shop allows online sellers to register in one EU country for VAT purposes
- The system aims to simplify VAT collection, declaration, and payment for e-commerce imports into the EU
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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