- Italian Revenue Agency issued Answer No. 131/2024 clarifying VAT treatment of services provided by public bodies
- Taxpayer provided state aid in form of direct contributions and subsidized services to beneficiaries
- Tax Agency clarified that VAT must be applied when public contributions only cover part of services
- VAT does not apply to services fully covered by the contribution
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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