- The Italian Revenue Agency stated that money paid by a company to a municipality for a photovoltaic plant project is considered non-taxable money
- The agreement required the company to make annual payments and the municipality to use the funds for community projects
- The agency determined that the municipality did not have any obligations towards the company in exchange for the payments
- The payments were considered compensatory measures and environmental balance adjustments, falling outside the scope of VAT.
Source: eutekne.info
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