- Norway’s District Court in Oslo ruled that VAT applies to international cruises in Norwegian waters.
- VAT is applicable to passenger transport, catering, and other services within the Norwegian VAT area.
- Cruises must only transit through Norway to qualify for VAT exemption.
- Factors include the duration of stay, number of ports visited, and time spent in Norway.
- The case involved cruises from England and Germany, spending significant time in Norwegian waters.
- The ruling has been appealed, and businesses should review their operations in the Norwegian VAT area.
Source: vatabout.com
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