


EU ViDA Digital Reporting Requirements interoperability risks

EU ViDA Digital Reporting Requirements e-invoicing July 2030 latest

EU ViDA Digital Reporting new work programme

Death of the VAT Return? e-invoicing, SAF-T & pre-filled returns

EU VAT Digital Reporting Requirements (DRR) e-invoice harmonisation update
European Commission seeks to harmonise digital Continuous Transaction Controls ‘CTC’ options for VAT e-invoice and real-time reporting. VAT Directive Amendments by 7 December 2022 Read our ViDA reform predictions for e-invoicing and intra-community near-real time reporting. The European Commission (EC) is undertaking a review to introduce harmonised

EU VAT Digital Reporting Requirements (DRR) e-invoice harmonisation 2024
European Commission seeks to harmonise digital Continuous Transaction Controls ‘CTC’ options for VAT e-invoice and real-time reporting The European Commission (EC) is undertaking a review to introduce harmonised Digital Reporting Requirements (DRR) (previously known as ‘Transaction Based Reporting’) across the 27 member states. A public consultation

Continuous Transaction Controls CTC; digitisation of VAT invoice reporting
Real-time transaction-based reporting and pre-clearance of VAT invoices to tax authorities to improve tax collections and simplify compliance Governments seize control of invoicing process As governments around the world look to close the VAT Gap – missed VAT or GST tax collections – many are

Global e-invoicing, SAF-T and pre-filled filings kill off VAT return?
Tax authorities migrating from VAT returns to digital reporting requirements, including: e-invoices; real-time reporting; SAF-T; Control Statements; pre-filled VAT returns; freight transport e-registers; and fiscal cash registers Driven by stubborn VAT fraud and other missing indirect tax revenues – the EU VAT Gap is €136billion

Death of the VAT return
Tax authorities migrating from VAT returns to digital reporting requirements, including e-invoices, SAF-T, Control Statements, pre-filled VAT returns and fiscal cash registers Driven by stubborn VAT fraud and other missing indirect tax levels – the EU VAT Gap is €136billion – many countries around the