The CJEU held that the exclusion applies regardless of legal succession between the seller and the purchaser, and even if not all the tangible and intangible components that make up the enterprise are transferred to the buyer, so long as the transferred assets are sufficient to enable the enterprise to conduct independent economic activity.
Source: KPMG
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