- The tax treatment of tickets for sporting events has been addressed by the tax authorities using the 2006 World Cup as example
- The correct tax treatment for tickets for the current European Championship is explained
- Different rules apply for VIP tickets, hospitality tickets, and business seats
- Tickets purchased from the event organizer may require the recipient to pay reverse charge VAT
- Tickets purchased on the secondary market are subject to similar tax rules
- The tax treatment of tickets purchased by private individuals is different from that of businesses
Source: umsatz-steuer-beratung.de
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