- New place of supply rules clarified for interactive virtual events
- VAT treatment of virtual events aligned with electronically provided services
- Directive 2022/542 confirms VAT treatment of live-streamed virtual events
- Virtual events taxable in country of consumer’s residence starting from 1 January 2025
- Live virtual events no longer classified as electronically delivered services
- Pre-recorded events subject to VAT in country where consumer resides
- VAT treatment differs for B2C and B2B transactions
- B2C transactions taxed based on attendee’s location
- B2B transactions subject to reverse charge mechanism
- Recipient required to self-assess VAT due in local VAT return
Source: vatit.com
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