- Norway’s Tax Appeals Board ruled that data center services sold to foreign customers with customer-owned servers must be split for VAT purposes.
- Remote deliverable digital operations/monitoring can be zero-rated for VAT when sold to qualifying foreign business customers.
- Physical hosting, storage, and other place-bound services performed and used in Norway are subject to Norwegian VAT.
- The decision emphasizes the need for businesses to carefully structure agreements and invoices to reflect the economic reality of bundled services.
Source: kpmg.com
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