- Denmark is introducing the reverse charge VAT mechanism on B2B telecommunication services from 1 January 2024
- The measure aims to prevent VAT fraud
- The mechanism will be applied to services purchased by Danish taxable persons who primarily resell those services to other Danish taxable persons
- The purchaser’s own use of the services must be insignificant for the mechanism to apply
- The Danish VAT due will be settled by the initial purchaser of the services
- The mechanism is in line with provisions of the EU VAT directive
- The regulation provides a list of telecommunication services to which the mechanism applies
- The new rule expands the reverse charge mechanism to apply to local supplies of telecommunication services.
Source: taxathand.com
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