- The Danish Customs and Tax Administration updated its DAC7 guidance for digital platform operators for the 2025 reporting year.
- The guidance clarifies registration, reporting, and notification obligations for platforms facilitating sales of goods, property rentals, and personal services.
- Platform operators must submit a zero report if there are no sellers to report, and register or deregister within eight days of the obligation arising.
- Operators active in multiple EU countries must report all sellers to a single EU country.
- Sellers must be notified of reported information by 31 January each year, with the reporting deadline for 2025 set for January 2026.
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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