VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) – Proposed Amendments and Considerations by the European Parliament

• The European Parliament has released a report proposing amendments to the VAT in Digital Age (ViDA) initiative.
• The proposed amendments aim to ensure clear and proportionate rules for VAT collection.
• The amendments suggest extending the deadline for e-invoice issuance and near-real-time reporting.
• The implementation of e-invoicing and near-real-time reporting may be extended by at least one year.
• The deemed supplier rules are proposed to enter into force in 2026 instead of 2025.
• The Parliament recommends exemptions for small or non-profit undertakings and supplies not subject to VAT.
• The Parliament suggests further studies to prevent VAT fraud in the single VAT registration system.
• The European Parliament emphasizes the importance of a fair legislative framework and advocates for extended deadlines.
• The European Council’s opinion on the latest proposal is yet to be determined.

Source: dlapiper.com

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