- The conditions for a tax exemption for an intra-Community subsequent delivery according to German tax law
- The identity of the acquirer in the Member State of acquisition must be established for the tax exemption to apply
- The burden of proof for meeting the conditions of an intra-Community subsequent delivery lies with the party claiming the tax exemption
- Import of goods is tax-exempt if they are used immediately for intra-Community deliveries after import by a debtor of import VAT
Source: datenbank.nwb.de
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