- The document discusses the VAT treatment for activities conducted by an environmental hiking guide.
- The guide is a member of AIGAE and practices a non-regulated profession under law 4/2013.
- The guide’s professional role involves safely accompanying individuals or groups, providing technical assistance, and explaining natural, anthropic, and cultural aspects of the territory.
- The guide operates under a standard tax regime, making their professional activities generally subject to VAT.
- The guide also plans to form a partnership with another guide to focus on accompaniment activities, including in protected areas.
- Protected areas are open to the public without entrance fees.
- The guide rents specific equipment to hikers for an additional fee, supplementing the main accompaniment service.
- AIGAE’s statute outlines the guide’s role in describing and explaining environmental, naturalistic, anthropological, and cultural aspects of various territories, including protected areas and exhibition spaces.
Source: agenziaentrate.gov.it
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