- VAT on amounts retained by hotels for cancellations or no-shows is a crucial subject governed by judicial decisions and tax administration clarifications
- Deposits are considered non-taxable for VAT, while deposits are subject to VAT if they cover the entire service
- Some operators tried to avoid VAT on deposits by not providing reciprocity, leading to tax adjustments by European authorities
- CJEU judgments have ruled that amounts retained for services not consumed should be subject to VAT
- Tax administration had not updated its doctrine until 2022 to reflect these jurisprudential developments
Source: cyplom.com
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