- The Danish Tax Council (SKM2026.445.SR) ruled that payment processing fees paid to card/MobilePay acquirers do not reduce the “sales price” for purposes of calculating the margin under the VAT margin scheme for used goods.
- For used-goods dealers using the margin scheme, “purchase price” and “sales price” are interpreted as the full consideration paid to the supplier and the full consideration received from the customer, respectively.
- The Council relied on the VAT Directive’s definitions and EU case law, noting that cost elements paid to third parties are not part of the purchase price for margin-scheme calculations.
- Result: the margin (and VAT base) is not reduced by acquirer/payment fees incurred on customer payments.
Source: info.skat.dk
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