Preparations July 2028 Extension of OSS return for cross-border movement of own goods: B2C e-commerce; and B2B call-off stock The full EU VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA), which Single VAT Registration (SVR) is one of three pillars, enters into force from 14 April 2025.
The EU’s e-commerce VAT package launched on 1 July 2021. What changed 1 July 2021 with EU e-commerce VAT package Update: as part of the approved VAT in the Digital Age scheme, the use of OSS will be extended to movement of own goods from 1
EU member states’ control of input VAT deductibility means the full single EU VAT return evades us With the impending further extension of the One-Stop Shop VAT return in July 2027 via VAT in the Digital Age, why not tackle the final barrier to the
EU OSS 2021 for e-commerce and digital services. Extension to own goods 2025 The EU’s e-commerce VAT package has updated the reporting rules for VAT on digital services as well as reform goods reporting via One-Stop Shop (OSS) from July 2021. EU and non-EU providers
2025 VAT in the Digital Age build on OSS returns for services The EU e-commerce VAT package on 1 July 2021 simplified VAT on distance selling of goods with the new One-Stop-Shop OSS VAT return. The VAT in the Digital Age reform pillar on Single
Extension of OSS return for cross-border B2C and B2B goods and services transactions as part of VAT in the Digital Age reforms. 3 options for transfers of own goods challenge The European Commission (EC) is set to publish draft VAT Directive amendments by 7 December
Extension of OSS return – Single VAT registration in the EU – for cross-border B2C and B2B transactions as part of VAT in the Digital Age reforms The European Commission (EC) is set to publish draft VAT Directive amendments this autumn for the extension of
The EU e-commerce VAT package launch on 1 July 2021 aimed to simplify Value Added Tax reporting for sellers, but also reduce fraud and give marketplaces a new role taking on VAT obligations of their sellers. The reforms implemented captured non-EU sellers and marketplaces selling to EU
The EU has now withdrawn its e-commerce distance selling thresholds from 1 July 2021. This is part of its e-commerce VAT package reforms. EU or non-EU sellers will have to charge the VAT rate of their customer when selling them across an EU internal border
Since 1 July 2021 and the introduction of the EU deemed supplier marketplace rules for electronic interfaces, certain records must be maintained by marketplaces. This covers when the marketplace is using the OSS or IOSS Special Schemes. This is part of the wider EU e-commerce
