When VAT payers donate goods, this can have adverse tax consequences. As far as VAT is concerned, this may mean that VAT has to be paid on a “fictitious” supply (withdrawal) or on an alleged sale of these goods (legal presumption). Over the years, the position of the VAT legislator/administration has eased somewhat in this respect.
Source: tiberghien.com
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