- The Swedish Tax Court issued guidance on VAT rules for electricity used in EV charging and network services. A company operating an EV charging app in Sweden sought clarification on VAT obligations for electricity supply and network access fees. The court ruled that both services are subject to Swedish VAT as the electricity is consumed domestically and the network access fee is taxable due to the customers being residents or habitually resident in Sweden. This decision highlights the importance of understanding local VAT rules for foreign companies offering digital EV services in Sweden and may impact similar services across the EU.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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