- Circular E. 2066/2023 states that notional income from CFDs is subject to 24% VAT
- VAT exemption only applies to derivatives traded on stock exchange, not over-the-counter derivatives like CFDs
- Circular E. 2068/2023 clarifies that income from CFDs should be considered income from provision of services
Source: globaltaxnews.ey.com
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