The Spanish government has approved a bill designed to simplify Value Added Tax (VAT) procedures for digital commerce within the European Union. The legislation partially implements a European directive aimed at easing bureaucratic burdens for businesses operating across multiple EU member states. Currently, companies selling digital services must often register for VAT in each country where they have customers. The new law will allow these businesses to operate throughout the EU with a single VAT registration in their country of origin. This simplification is expected to reduce administrative costs and encourage cross-border digital trade. Key aspects of the bill focus on streamlining reporting requirements and clarifying the scope of application for the new rules. The measure intends to create a more level playing field for digital businesses operating within the EU.