- Virtual objects in games can create significant tax liabilities.
- RuneScape’s virtual economy involves real-world trading despite game rules.
- Lithuanian company faced VAT issues for trading virtual gold.
- Advocate General opposes classifying gaming gold as VAT-exempt currency.
Source: kancelaria-skarbiec.pl
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