- Some services provided for free may still have a charge for the customer
- Free services related to the company’s own purposes are not subject to VAT
- In some cases, a service provided for free may be considered as part of another economic transaction
- The provision of services without a monetary payment may still be considered as having a reciprocal relationship
- The presence of a reciprocal relationship may indicate that a service is not actually free and is subject to VAT
Source: eutekne.info
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