- The ECJ recently decided a case regarding charging of electric vehicles
- The case has implications for service providers in automotive sector
- It involves Digital Charging Solutions, an E-mobility Service Provider in Germany
- ECJ ruled that supply of electricity for charging EVs is a supply of goods
- ECJ clarified differences from previous cases regarding financial services and explained that even with intermediary company, electricity is still supplied from CPO to EV user
- Digital Charging Solutions acts under a commission contract according to ECJ
- ECJ discussed treatment of network access in VAT compliance.
Source: kpmg.com
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