- The CJEU ruling in case C-639/24 FLO VENEER clarifies documentation requirements for 0% VAT on intra-Community supplies of goods.
- The judgment emphasizes substantive over formal requirements for VAT exemption, resolving uncertainties between Article 138(1) of the VAT Directive and Article 45a of Implementing Regulation No. 282/2011.
- Article 45a introduces a rebuttable presumption mechanism, outlining specific documentation scenarios for both vendor
- and purchaser-organized transport.
- Two types of evidence are required: direct transport documents (Catalog “A”) and supplementary documents (Catalog “B”).
- Tax authorities can challenge the presumption of proper documentation, confirming its rebuttable nature.
Source: kancelaria-skarbiec.pl
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