- EU introduces new regulations to tax transactions conducted through digital platforms
- Initiative called “VAT in the Digital Age” (ViDA) aims to tax short-term rental services and transportation services through online platforms
- ViDA expands the definition of a supplier to include digital platforms as intermediaries in transactions
- ViDA is still in the process of being approved by the ECOFIN council
- Owners of digital platforms should monitor the progress of ViDA and its potential adoption
- DAC7 directive implemented in Poland from July 1, 2024, requires platform owners to collect and provide user data to tax authorities
- DAC7 may be interpreted broadly, causing challenges for platform operators and entities involved in online transactions
Source: crido.pl
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