- E-mobility service providers (EMSPs) facilitate charging of electric vehicles by providing access to charging points from different providers
- EMSPs offer additional services such as reserving charging points and providing information on availability
- For VAT purposes, it is important to determine whether the EMSP or the charging point owner supplies electricity to the driver
- The Court of Justice of the European Union issued a decision clarifying that EMSPs act as commission agents in the supply chain
- EMSPs make a VAT able supply to the driver, with additional services provided separately and independently
- The VAT treatment for EMSPs differs from that of fuel cards, as there is no financing agreement and a fixed fee is charged for services provided
Source: bdo.global
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