2026 switching accommodation from 9% rate to 21% standard rate Books, sport and cultural services remain at 9% reduced rate Plans to include books, cultural and sports activities in a Dutch reduced VAT rate rise were dropped on 14 November 2024 following lack of Parliamentary
No change for dispatches and arrivals of goods across EU reporting thresholds 2025 Romania has gazetted a freeze in the Intrastat thresholds from 1 January 2025. The thresholds will remain as: Arrivals – RON 1 million per annum Dispatches – RON 1 million per annum
RO eVAT pre-filled returns 1 August 2024 – fines further delay till July 2025 The Ministry of Finance has indicated that it will extend for a further six-months the soft-launch of pre-filled VAT returns. Under the proposals, there will be no penalties until 1 July
2025 Annual threshold for intra-community goods arrivals reporting hiked Lithuania has announced the increase in its annual threshold for the reporting of Intrastat from 1 January 2025. This includes reporting statistical values. The new thresholds are: Dispatches: unchanged at €400,000 Arrivals: rising from €550,000 to
2025 SME Special Scheme introduces pan-EU €100,000 registration threshold to reduce foreign VAT compliance burden From 1 January 2025, there will an optional €100,000 EU VAT registration threshold, enabling resident businesses to sale in other EU states via their domestic VAT return. The European Commission
Cash registers; Margin scheme; Reverse charge rollover; reduced rates The Polish VAT Act is to be modified with a number of changes. This includes Polish reduced VAT rate changes. The amendments also introduce nuanced updates across several key areas, reflecting alignment with EU directives and
B2C Sellers and marketplaces to charge VAT in checkout on low-value consignments of goods Chile’s has enacted (Tax Compliance Bill) the imposition VAT on low-value consignments of goods being imported directly to consumers has been approved by Congress. Following the Constitutional Court giving it a
January 2025 1% VAT rise approved by government Israel’s draft 2025 Budget Law has now been approved by its government, and includes a 1% Vat rise from 17% to 18% from 1 January 2025. The current VAT exemption for tourists will be withdrawn. The government’s
