- Denmark has asked the EU Commission’s VAT Committee for an opinion on the VAT treatment of trade in virtual assets via digital platforms.
- The virtual assets in question are “skins” from online video games, which players can trade with each other through digital platforms.
- The VAT Committee will clarify whether the sale of skins on the secondary market falls within the scope of VAT.
- The Federal Fiscal Court in Germany has ruled in a similar case, stating that the sale of virtual assets on digital platforms should constitute a deemed reseller model.
- The principles of VAT law apply to the sale of virtual goods, and players can sell virtual assets as part of their business.
- The VAT consequences for digital platforms are significant, and they may be entitled to deduct input VAT from the supplies purchased.
Source: kmlz.de
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