- The European General Court (EGC) dismissed two legal challenges to new EU VAT rules for digital platforms facilitating short-term accommodation rentals.
- An Italian property owners’ association and a French online platform operator both sought annulment of the deemed supplier model provisions, but their cases were found inadmissible.
- The court ruled that neither party demonstrated direct or individual concern, as the rules apply generally and allow member state discretion.
- The EGC reaffirmed that standing requires showing specific, individual impact, which was not established in these cases.
- The decisions highlight significant admissibility hurdles for challenging EU VAT rules in the digital age.
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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