What’s VAT reforms are next after VAT in the Digital Age As the EU VAT in the Digital Age reforms near political agreement for implementation likely between 2025 and 2030, what are the next likely changes? A glimpse has been provided by the EU Commissions
Belgium assumes Presidency of Council of EU Jan 2024 committing to progress VAT in the Digital Age, Customs reforms and direct tax work Belgium will take-up the rotating Presidency of the Council of the European Union on 1 January 2024 for six months. Belgium is
2-year delay to ViDA Digital Reporting; TOMS on hold; 2021 e-commerce figures The EU’s VAT Expert Group (VEG) met at the end of October to review a range of EU VAT reforms and provide feedback for the European Commission. VEG assists and advises the European
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
E-commerce package reforms 2022 revenues up 26% on 2021 numbers; 130,000 e-commerce sellers & marketplaces registered The European Commission as published 2022 revenues for the One Stop-Shop return and Import One Stop-Shop returns – €17 billion and €2.5 billion, respectively. It said that almost 130,000
Finland to evaluate mandatory real-time e-invoicing Finland is set to review mandating B2B e-invoicing / digital reporting for its taxpayers. This comes as the EU VAT in the Digital Age plans progress towards implementing structured e-invoicing for intra-community supplies from 2028. The news was included
Travel operator, passenger transport and accommodation platform associations question need for full VAT deemed supplier obligations Several travel and related platform trade associations have raised doubts about proposed deemed supplier obligations in the Platform Economy pillar of the VAT in the Digital Age reforms. The
EU’s Directorate-General Taxation and Customs (DG TAXUD) has summarised its top reforms and ongoing work around the EU’s VAT regime, customs and related areas in its Management Plan 2023 Key issues DG TAXUD is looking to progress includes: Agreement of the 3-pillars of EU VAT in
European Commission may delay 2028 existing e-invoicing regimes’ convergence to ViDA Digital Reporting Requirements Several EU member states with existing or planned mandatory domestic e-invoicing regimes look likely to secure a delay on the January 2028 deadline for them to converge with the proposed VAT
