The Supreme Tax Court following the judgment of the ECJ found that the appellant’s services were taxable. The services provided by the appellant did not, as required by ECJ case law, give rise to any of the legal and financial changes which are characteristic of the transfer of a sum of money.
Source: PwC Germany
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