- Vouchers are considered Single Purpose Vouchers if they can be redeemed for known VAT-taxed goods or services
- A German taxpayer treated online vouchers as Multi Purpose Vouchers, but the tax authorities challenged this
- The CJEU ruled that the vouchers should be viewed as Single Purpose Vouchers
- In cases of Multi Purpose Vouchers, distribution may be subject to VAT as a separate service
Source: dlapiper.com
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