- The text discusses the obligation to pay value-added tax on prize money from participating in TV shows.
- It is part of a series that addresses practical cases of general interest in the field of value-added tax.
- The series is published monthly and invites readers to suggest topics of interest.
- The text emphasizes that it does not provide specific legal advice.
- Case 1 involves a participant in a TV show who must complete tasks with other contestants.
- Viewers vote to eliminate contestants after each round.
- The last remaining contestant, chosen by viewers as the winner, receives a prize of 100,000 euros.
- Additional compensation is provided for each day of participation.
Source: datenbank.nwb.de
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