- Distinguishing between single-purpose and multi-purpose vouchers is important for correct VAT treatment
- Single-purpose vouchers require VAT to be paid upon issuance, while multi-purpose vouchers require VAT to be paid upon actual delivery of goods or services
- The distinction may not always be clear, as shown in a ruling by the EU Court of Justice regarding the sale of vouchers for digital content.
Source: facebook.com
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