Another referral has been made to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) regarding the concept of fixed establishment (BCAM [C-333/20]).
BC, a German company, sells goods in Romania where it has a non-resident VAT registration. BCAM, incorporated in Romania, provides BC with marketing, advertising and regulatory support services, has treated those services as being outside the scope of Romanian VAT, and subject to reverse charge VAT in Germany. The Romanian tax authorities believe, by virtue of its own subsidiary, BC has sufficient human and technical resources at its disposal in Romania to create a fixed establishment there. This would mean BCAM’s services to BC are subject to VAT.
Source: saffery.com
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