- A new Luxembourg circular issued on 21 October 2025 repeals previous 2023 guidance and changes how VAT on company cars is calculated.
- The circular aligns with a 2021 CJEU decision, especially affecting cross-border employees whose residence differs from their employer’s country.
- Stricter administrative requirements are introduced for VAT reimbursement when foreign VAT is paid.
- The taxable basis for VAT is now generally the “normal value” (market price), not reduced for professional use, and not lower than the employer’s costs.
Source: taxathand.com
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