- The CJEU ruled that digital platforms (like app stores) are deemed the suppliers of digital services to end customers for VAT purposes.
- Developers are considered to supply their services to the platform, not directly to end users.
- The place of supply for the developer’s service is where the platform is established.
- The platform is responsible for charging and remitting VAT to final customers; developers apply the reverse charge for their supply to the platform.
- The judgment clarifies VAT obligations for digital marketplaces, ensuring consistent treatment across the EU.
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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