- Sale of vouchers for leisure experiences is taxable
- If a voucher expires, the fee for the intermediary service increases
- Case at FG Münster involved an internet portal selling vouchers for experiences
- The fee for the intermediary service increases if a voucher expires
- Vorsteuer deductions may be necessary for non-taxable sales
- Selling vouchers involves intermediary services to event organizers
- The fee for the intermediary service is based on the price retained by the seller
- The fee for the intermediary service increases if the voucher expires
Source: haufe.de
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