NAV is not slowing down with digitalization improvements
Following the successful introduction of the online invoicing system, the National Tax and Customs Board (NAV) is launching technological developments in additional areas.
From 1 July, 2020, companies will be required to provide online information to all domestic taxpayers’ invoices, and from spring 2021, the companies may prepare a draft business tax return. At the EY’s professional conference Czöndör Szabolcs, Head of Unit, emphasized that, in parallel, preparations for an even broader control disclosure obligation had begun.
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