- Deputy Thierry Liger questioned the government about VAT deduction rules for company vehicles following a rescript published on 30 April 2025
- The rescript confirmed that providing vehicles to employees is subject to VAT when compensation is paid by the employee through payroll deductions or other means
- Companies must now collect VAT on employee compensation but can deduct VAT on vehicle related expenses including acquisition or rental costs
- The main issue concerns whether benefits in kind valued as gross remuneration using URSSAF methods constitute compensation for VAT purposes
- Liger argues that including vehicle benefits in gross salary represents real consideration since employees effectively finance vehicle use through their total agreed remuneration
Source: cyplom.com
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