Identifying the place of establishment of the parties to a transaction can be crucial in determining the jurisdiction where VAT is due on a supply, as well as the person who is obliged to account and pay such VAT. In some cases determining the place of establishment may not be a straightforward matter, since this does not necessarily follow the jurisdiction of establishment.
Source: lexology.com
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