The European Commission Sept. 24 published the implementation strategy for the VAT in the digital age (ViDA) package, which entered into force April 14. The ViDA package includes measures to: 1) introduce real time digital reporting requirements based on mandatory e-invoicing for cross-border trade, from July 1, 2030; 2) impose deemed supplier measures requiring platforms in the passenger transport and short-term accommodation rental sectors to collect and pay VAT when users don’t, from July 1, 2028; 3) simplify the single VAT registration (SVR) process by introducing measures to reduce the need for several VAT registrations in different Member States; 4) ...
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