- ECON draft report backs extending two EU anti-VAT fraud tools—the optional Reverse Charge Mechanism and the Quick Reaction Mechanism—until 30 June 2030.
- The measures are currently set to expire in December 2026; the extension is meant to protect national VAT revenues during the transition to the ViDA regime.
- ViDA will introduce cross-border digital VAT reporting from July 2030.
- The rapporteur supports the Commission proposal without amendments, calling the extension necessary and proportionate.
Source: etaf.tax
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