- The Monumental Complex is a museum of international interest with autonomy.
- It needs to contract services for visitor assistance and security, excluding ticket sales.
- The Complex believes these services may be exempt from VAT under article 10, comma 1, n. 22 of the 1972 decree.
- There is uncertainty about the applicable rules, so the Complex seeks clarification.
- The Complex suggests that the VAT exemption applies to these museum services.
- The tax agency confirms the exemption for services related to museums and similar cultural sites.
- The exemption aligns with EU Directive 2006/112/CE, allowing VAT exemption for certain cultural services.
Source: agenziaentrate.gov.it
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