- Medical services provided through an intermediary may be at risk of VAT exemption
- Services provided “upstream” benefit from VAT exemption
- Services provided “downstream” through intermediation require evaluation of the subjective requirement
- Financial administration has examined the regime of services provided by associated laboratories
- Services must be provided in the exercise of health professions supervised by the Ministry of Health
Source: eutekne.info
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