- The EU judges ruled on the legislation prior to the new directive 2018/1910/EU
- If a supplier has transferred goods with transport to another EU member state, the operation is not VAT exempt if the recipient is not proven to be a taxable person in that country
- The case involved a Czech company making intra-community transfers of goods to Poland
- The tax authority claimed there was no proof of the necessary conditions for VAT exemption
- The Court of Justice of the EU clarified the conditions for VAT exemption under directive 2006/112/EC before the changes made by directive 2018/1910/EU
Source: eutekne.info
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