- Greece’s Independent Authority for Public Revenue has issued new VAT guidelines for electric vehicle charging services
- Electric vehicle charging is categorized as a supply of electricity
- A 6 percent VAT rate applies to electric vehicle charging, regardless of the charging method used
- The same 6 percent VAT rate applies when a charging infrastructure operator delivers electricity to an electric mobility services provider, who then supplies electricity to customer-drivers
- Ancillary services, such as terminal access, are considered additional facilitation services in EV charging transactions
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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