ECON votes for 1-year delay to 3-pillar EU VAT in the Digital Age reforms 15 Nov 2023 update: EU ViDA delay to political agreement until 2024. This week, the EU Parliament’s Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON) voted on and approved a report proposing
Parliament’s finance committee questions use of temporary VAT rate cuts as consumer support The European Union Parliament’s Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON) has questioned the use of reduced VAT rates in time of crisis to help consumers. This week, it adopted a resolution
Platforms’ concerns deemed supplier obligations ahead of ViDA proposal adoption means likely delay to 2026 launch Digital marketplaces and intermediaries have been rising concerns over the proposed imposition of deemed supplier status on shared accommodation and rides arranged on their platforms. This would make the
PSP’s – credit card, bank and online payment providers – to supply e-commerce payment details to shared EU CESOP database Member states have started to adopt the implementing regulation for imposing reporting and bookkeeping requirements on payment services providers (PSP’s) for their sellers’ activities. This clarifies
Review of EU VAT implications for NFT’s – suggests should be characterised as taxable electronic service The European Commission’s VAT Committee has produced a review of the treatment of EU VAT for NFT’s. As a working paper, it aspires to clarify the fast-evolving NFT ecosystem,
EDPS backs personal data guards in EU’s ViDA reform proposals The EU’s independent European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) has provided an initial positive review of the European Commission’s VAT in the Digital Age reforms. In particular the Digital Reporting Requirements for the delivery of transaction
EP’s member services lays out procedures for ViDA progress ahead of 17 Oct 2023 ECOFIN vote The European Parliamentary Research Service has set out some of the issues in the EU VAT in the Digital Age reforms published by the European Commission on 8 December
ECJ confirms 2011 implementing regulation of the European Council specifying that the operator of a platform, such as OnlyFans, is presumed to be the supplier of the services provided – £11 million liability The Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) has confirmed on
HM Treasury – how proposed EU ViDA overlaps and complicates Northern Ireland’s post-Brexit position in EU VAT regime for goods The UK’s HM Treasury has issued a policy paper discussing how elements of the EU’s proposed VAT in the Digital Age (‘ViDA’) reforms may affect goods
