A progress report on the EU's efforts to revamp its VAT system by Aleksandra Bal
By: Bal, Aleksandra
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Resumen.
In this article, the author discusses the EU's efforts to revamp the VAT system as envisaged by the 2016 VAT action plan and evaluates its progress on removing obstacles to e-commerce, implementing the definitive VAT system for intra-EU trade, simplifying the VAT compliance obligations for small and medium-size enterprises, and modernizing the VAT rate policy.
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