- The Italian Revenue Agency issued Letter No. 210/2025 on August 19.
- The letter clarifies VAT rules for trademark transfers.
- A company acquired trademark and IP rights to replace a prior license.
- The company sought clarification on whether the transaction was a business branch transfer or a taxable supply.
- The Tax Agency determined it was not a business branch transfer.
- The transaction involved only assets, not personnel, contracts, or organizational structure.
- It was classified as a supply of services subject to VAT.
- The transaction is subject to a fixed registration tax of 200 euros.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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