Since January 2025, businesses in Liechtenstein must handle all VAT-related transactions exclusively through the new eVAT portal.   The transition was officially announced in the government’s press release on October 30, 2024, outlining the new eVAT portal’s functionalities, such as VAT registration, deregistration, billing (including corrections), applications, and account information. The tax administration accepted paper VAT returns until December 30, 2024, after which the eVAT portal became the sole submission method.   Before this change, Liechtenstein had already introduced an e-invoicing process, allowing businesses to submit VAT invoices digitally. However, with the launch of the eVAT portal, the previous system...