Topic 09 of 20
Tax, VAT and ViDA
Tax data on the invoice, VAT reporting, and the EU VAT in the Digital Age programme, without inventing dates.
The pillar guide
Tax, VAT and ViDA explained: what the invoice carries for tax - Tax data on the invoice, VAT reporting, and the EU VAT in the Digital Age programme, explained as a programme, not as a date list.
Working guides in this topic
- Cross-border VAT and invoice data - Intra-EU and export supplies, identifiers and the data that supports the treatment claimed.
- E-reporting vs e-invoicing: two different obligations - An invoice exchange obligation and a reporting obligation can exist separately, and confusing them causes double work or a missed report.
- Multi-rate and mixed-supply invoices - Lines with different tax treatments on one invoice, and how totals must still reconcile.
- Tax advice boundary for this guide - What this guide explains, what it does not advise, and where a reader should take a specific tax question.
- Tax audits and invoice evidence - What a tax auditor asks for, and why the invoice plus its status evidence answers more than the invoice alone.
- Tax errors and corrections on an invoice - Correcting a tax figure with a credit note or a corrected invoice, and the trail that must remain.
- Tax exemptions and reverse charge on an invoice - Exemption reasons, reverse charge notes and the evidence each one needs on the record.
- VAT data on an invoice line: category, rate and amount - Line tax category, rate, amount and exemption reason, and how a wrong category breaks reporting.
- VAT reporting from invoice data - How reported figures are derived from invoice records, and why the derivation must be reproducible.
- ViDA programme in plain terms - The VAT in the Digital Age programme: real-time reporting, platform economy and single registration, as ideas with phased measures.