The Future of indirect taxes to 2030

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      <subfield code="a">The answer lies in that predicting the future of indirect taxes is influenced by the technological advancements occurring around us daily. In other words, to accurately predict the future of indirect taxes, one should observe how different products and services are developed, how consumer behavior evolves and how people interact with businesses and government every day. Take, for example, the indirect tax issues relating to cryptocurrencies, the activities of social media influencers or even electronic invoicing (e-invoicing)  the indirect tax issues associated with these products, processes and services derive from and are influenced by broader societal changes happening around us. However, that's not the end of the story. Indirect taxes can and do influence societal behavior too</subfield>
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