- ViDA agreement on EU VAT reform was not reached at ECOFIN Council
- Estonia objected to deemed supplier rules for ride and accommodation platforms
- ViDA implementation timeline may be delayed by 2-3 years
- Estonia’s concern is VAT neutrality for SMEs working with platforms
- Revised ViDA proposal includes changes like electronic invoicing becoming mandatory by 2030
- PDFs will not be considered invoices, structured format required
- Reduction of scope for VAT deduction, accreditation schemes for electronic invoices
- Summary invoices permitted for sales within same calendar month
- Seller’s bank details on invoices required
Source: vertexinc.com
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