- The implementing decree of the tax delegation
- The “kidnapping” of VAT on imports: will it be included among border rights?
- The VAT on imports is now considered a border right under the implementing decree of the tax delegation for the reform of the Customs Code.
- This change contradicts EU and national case law, which consider VAT on imports to be an internal tax rather than a customs duty.
- The reform does not intend to follow the majority of case law on this issue.
Source: ipsoa.it
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