- The application of differential taxation according to § 25a UStG in the sale of vintage cars
- Differential taxation taxes the difference between the sale and purchase price, excluding the VAT from the difference
- Differential taxation eliminates disadvantages for resellers compared to private sellers and avoids double taxation
- Differential taxation applies when goods are delivered to a reseller in the EU and VAT is not owed by the supplier
- A reseller can further sell goods differentially if the supplier applies § 25a UStG correctly
Source: datenbank.nwb.de
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