As a general rule, services are taxed for VAT in the country of residence of the recipient of the service. Some exceptions have been made to this general rule.
In this article, among other things, discussed are the place of services provided by an intermediary, the place of transport services (both passenger and freight transport), the place of restaurant and catering services and the place of services provided by entrepreneurs established outside the EU.
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