- European Court of Justice issued a preliminary ruling on German VAT rules for vouchers
- Case concerned classification and liability for VAT in marketing of prepaid cards or voucher codes
- German tax authorities subjected taxpayer to provisional VAT installment
- ECJ ruled that classification of single-purpose voucher depends on knowing place of supply of services to end consumers
- Resale of multi-purpose vouchers may be subject to VAT if classified as supply of services to taxpayer who delivers goods or services directly to end consumer
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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