- Exemption pursuant to Section 4 number 14 letter a and letter b of the German VAT Act (UStG) for laboratory services.
- Publication of the BFH rulings of August 24, 2017, V R 25/16 and of December 18, 2019, XI R 23/19.
- Criterion for delimitation of areas of application of § 4 No. 14 letter a and letter b UStG is place of performance
- Medical analyses can be tax-exempt according to § 4 number 14 letter a sentence 1 UStG
- The existence of a relationship of trust between the practitioner and the patient is not a prerequisite for tax exemption.
- Principles of the BFH ruling of December 18, 2019
- XI R 23/19 (XI R 23/15) to be applied
- Principles of the BFH decision of August 28, 2017
- V R 25/16 not to be applied.”
Source: bundesfinanzministerium.de
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