- Cooperation between a provider of cultivated land (A) and an intermediary (B) does not constitute a joint supply of cultivated land to third parties, as clarified by the Turnover Tax Knowledge Group.
- A retains the role of VAT entrepreneur by purchasing and delivering the cultivated land in its own name and at its own risk, while B acts solely as an intermediary providing independent services to A.
- The mutual agreements between A and B regarding profit and risk sharing do not change the independent nature of their roles, with A being the sole supplying party in the transaction.
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