- The Lithuanian State Tax Inspectorate issued a letter on amendments to the VAT Law commentary.
- Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Ireland, and Romania are recognized as EU member countries.
- The territory of a member country is defined by Article 355 of the TFEU.
- Transactions in or assigned to San Marino are considered as made in Italy.
- Transactions in or assigned to Northern Ireland for goods only are considered within the EU territory.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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