- Switzerland’s Value Added Tax Act will be partially revised and come into force on 1 January 2025
- Changes will impact e-commerce platforms, merchants, and travel agencies/tour operators
- Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with turnover up to CHF 5 million can report VAT annually from 2025
- The Net Tax Rate method for VAT reporting for SMEs has been overhauled to prevent tax optimization
- Input tax deductions can be corrected when changing reporting methods
- NTR method may become less attractive and more complex to use, prompting consideration of switching to effective reporting method
- Foreign taxpayers must switch to effective reporting method from 1 January 2025
Source: bdo.global
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