- Correct VAT treatment for services in ports and airports can be complex
- Article 9 of DPR 633/72 outlines specific requirements for non-taxability
- If the operation is taxable, VAT may be applied through reverse charge mechanism
- Article 9(1)(6) of DPR 633/72 exempts services reflecting operation of facilities or movement of goods in ports, airports, etc.
- Services include maintenance, renovation, and assistance within these locations
- Works in existing ports are considered as expansion, modernization, or requalification
- Interpretation of these rules is crucial for correct VAT application
Source: eutekne.info
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