- The issue of VAT on access to social media platforms is being debated.
- Many online services now exchange access for user data instead of traditional payment.
- This model raises questions about VAT applicability under EU electronic services regulations.
- The key question is whether user data exchange for platform access is considered compensation and subject to VAT.
- The European Court of Justice is currently analyzing this issue.
- The outcome could significantly impact tax practices for digital companies.
- Expert Tomasz Michalik highlights the value of user data as a form of compensation.
- The decision will affect both tech giants and companies offering subscription or freemium services.
Source: mddp.pl
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