Between 2018 and 2022, Member States made significant progress in complying with value added tax (VAT) rules, but continued efforts are still needed, according to the European Commission on Wednesday 18 December, writing in its annual report on the VAT gap in the European Union.
This ratio measures the difference between the VAT revenue theoretically expected and the amount actually collected. In total, Member States lost around €89 billion in VAT by 2022, compared with €121 billion...