The EU VAT reforms tracker outlines a comprehensive schedule of upcoming legislative and compliance changes across the EU, including new VAT registration thresholds, e-invoicing requirements, import VAT liabilities, and the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism. Key dates range from 2025 to 2035, covering digital services, e-commerce, and cross‑border trade. The tracker serves as a reference for businesses to anticipate and adapt to evolving EU VAT rules.
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Marosa · about 20 hours ago
The EU and several member states have announced new VAT and e-invoicing rules for 2026. Key changes include temporary UK VAT rates, Latvia’s reduced food rate, and Slovakia’s e-invoicing mandate start date.
Innovate Tax · 3 days ago
EU will impose a temporary €3 customs duty per item on low-value consignments from 1 July 2026. Poland ended its fuel VAT cut on 30 June 2026. Nigeria's second wave of e-invoicing becomes mandatory from 1 July 2026.
Innovate Tax · 5 days ago
The article summarises recent VAT and customs duty changes across the EU, UK, Poland, Austria, Spain, Denmark, Nigeria, Gibraltar, Argentina and Ireland.
VatIT · 5 days ago
EU: The ViDA package, now EU law, introduces mandatory e-invoicing, platform VAT collection and a single VAT registration system effective from 14 April 2025. Key deadlines include 1 July 2030 for mandatory B2B e-invoicing, 1 January 2030 for platform VAT collection, and 1 July 2028 for OSS extension.
1stopVAT · 8 days ago
EU Commission has issued technical guidelines on how the new EUR 3 customs duty for low-value goods will be calculated, effective from 1 July 2026. The guidelines clarify that the duty is levied at customs clearance and is excluded from the taxable amount for IOSS-registered vendors, while it is included in the VAT base for standard import procedures and special arrangements.
Customs Support Group · 9 days ago
EU steel import safeguard changes effective 1 July 2026, halving duty-free quotas to 18.3 million tonnes and doubling out-of-quota tariff to 50%. Importers must also meet new melt-and-pour origin documentation and monitor tighter quotas across 30 product categories.
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Key Takeaways
The equivalence for foreign businesses’ VAT registration thresholds takes effect on 1 January 2025.
ViDA will end the e‑invoicing derogation requirements in April 2025.
The new IOSS import VAT liabilities for e‑commerce will be effective from July 2025.
CBAM will commence in January 2026.
Primary source
Read the full article at VATCalcThis summary was published on VATfaqs.com on 30 March 2026. It relates to VAT developments in European Union. The original source is VATCalc.
