- A law introducing joint VAT liability for electronic interfaces in Belgium has been adopted and will be effective from 1 January 2024.
- The new regime can only be invoked if the VAT authorities prove that the electronic interface is not acting in good faith or has made an error or negligence.
- The electronic interface must verify the VAT identification number of the supplier before facilitating sales and at least once per year.
- The electronic interface is expected to urge the supplier to comply with VAT declaration and payment obligations when contacted by the VAT authorities.
- After the third communication of serious suspicions against the supplier, the electronic interface is expected to exclude the supplier from using the interface.
Source: kpmg.com
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