- The new special VAT scheme for EU SMEs will be modified effective January 1, 2025
- The main change is the possibility of applying VAT exemption to cross-border transactions
- The scheme introduces an optional two-level VAT system for SMEs
- SMEs covered by the scheme cannot deduct input VAT on goods or services used in VAT-exempt activities
- Definition of an SME is based on turnovers and thresholds locally and at an EU level
- Compliance with the scheme includes simplifications for domestic operations and complications for cross-border activities
Source: internationaltaxreview.com
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