- The airport concessionaire must pay VAT at the standard rate for taking over an assignment of a hangar.
- This payment is considered compensation for an obligation to act.
- The Italian Revenue Agency clarified this in response to a query.
- ALFA, the airport operator, requested an extension of its concession to include a hangar built by BETA.
- Approval was conditional on ALFA reimbursing BETA for the unamortized residual value of the hangar.
- ALFA agreed to this condition, and the hangar was assigned without changing the concession fee.
- The financial administration stated the payment to BETA was not merely compensation.
- ALFA paid to obtain the hangar’s remaining utility.
- ENAC assigned the hangar, requiring early termination of BETA’s agreement.
- The payment was for the early release of the hangar, making it subject to VAT.
Source: eutekne.info
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