EU VAT Compliance 2020
Learn how upcoming VAT changes will impact your business and how to best prepare for the future.
Learn how upcoming VAT changes will impact your business and how to best prepare for the future.
The EU is taking measures to prevent VAT fraud in the e-commerce sector.
The EU is enacting new obligations for payment service providers.
EU Member States lose approximately €5 billion of VAT revenue annually on cross-border B2C e-commerce.
What VAT compliance developments should we expect in the coming years? Will the speed and variety of change continue? What dominant trends will emerge?
In recent years, we’ve witnessed an enormous increase in the pace and magnitude of VAT compliance changes. More countries are implementing new VAT reporting obligations that will supplement or even replace traditional VAT returns.
Faced with a massive tax gap, an EU member state has turned to machine learning.
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VAT is a tax on revenue rather than on profit. This is an important distinction to recognise, especially when VAT calculation errors occur.
Impatient with the EU’s progress toward a uniform VAT for electronic commerce, two economic powerhouses have set their own rules.
VAT compliance is undergoing a massive change in the EU, as some countries implement new VAT reporting obligations to supplement or even replace traditional VAT returns.
EU is pressing toward its goal of a uniform VAT for electronic commerce that would reduce compliance costs for e-commerce traders.
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