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Key Implementation Risks: ViDA faces challenges including IT readiness, member state “gold-plating,” phased timelines, limited business awareness, and VAT-customs coordination gaps, potentially causing compliance delays, higher costs, and reporting inconsistencies.
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Mitigation Measures: The European Commission sets phased timelines, technical standards, explanatory notes, workshops, and inter-agency coordination to reduce risks, while providing guidance on e-invoicing, cross-border reporting, and phased compliance across member states.
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Business Actions: Firms should audit readiness, track member state specifications, engage legal, IT, and tax teams early, and monitor Commission guidance to build resilient, flexible systems for smooth ViDA compliance.
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