- The ECJ addressed a case on Luxembourgish VAT rules for director services (C-288/22)
- The taxpayer provided board of director services to multiple companies and earned fees based on their profits
- The Luxembourgish Tax Authority imposed a VAT assessment on these fees
- The ECJ made determinations under EU Directive 2006/112/EC
- A member of the board of directors engages in economic activity when providing services for consideration
- Independence of a board of directors member depends on certain criteria being met
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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