- The sponsorship of a minor in their sports activity is subject to VAT.
- The economic sponsorship obtained would be considered a capital gain.
- The minor is providing a service to a company by granting them the right to exploit their image as an athlete.
- The transfer of image rights is subject to VAT and no exemptions apply.
- The VAT rate to be applied is 21%.
- The minor can deduct VAT paid on goods and services acquired from other businesses or professionals.
- Individuals without legal capacity in tax matters must act through their legal representatives.
- The classification of the income as income from economic activities depends on whether the sports activity constitutes an economic activity.
- This determination is a matter of fact and must be proven through admissible means of evidence.
- The assessment of this determination is the responsibility of the tax authorities.
Source: audiconsultores-etlglobal.com
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