- Public law bodies entrusted with educational tasks are now eligible for VAT exemption.
- The scope of VAT-exempt services is expanded to include school, higher education, training, and vocational retraining.
- The EU VAT Directive does not automatically cover further training by private teachers.
- Educational services now include approved distance learning courses and streaming services.
- Clarifications are provided on what constitutes school/university education and vocational training, with a separate exemption added for private teachers.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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