Yeah I get your point. I'd note though that in policy often times it is less about the realities of a project and more about how that project can be sold. Whil

Yeah I get your point. I'd note though that in policy often times it is less about the realities of a project and more about how that project can be sold. While it is certainly true that this should be handled at an international/community level, it often just isn't. Selling the idea of solving indirect (VAT or sales) tax fraud through invoice matching and handling cross border trades while simultaneously not needing one state to trust another (even if that isn't strictly and in all instances true) can be a powerful pitch.