- The Danish Customs and Tax Administration clarified VAT obligations for electronic financial institutions providing payment services.
- The taxpayer is an EU-based electronic financial institution using a mobile application for payment services.
- A third party was licensed to install API integration software for business customers to advertise in the application.
- The taxpayer sought clarification on VAT obligations for selling advertised goods and services and a marketing license.
- The Tax Council determined no VAT was required in Denmark for selling advertised goods and services, as the taxpayer was not an intermediary.
- No VAT was required for a license to a third party with economic activity in a non-EU country.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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