- The CJEU ruled in the QJ case that the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights applies in VAT matters.
- It held that Article 47 (right to an effective remedy) blocks national rules that stop a company manager from challenging underlying VAT assessments.
- The case concerned a Luxembourg manager personally pursued for a company’s unpaid VAT debt.
- The ruling strengthens defenses for people held jointly and severally liable for a company’s VAT liabilities.
Source: taxathand.com
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