- Not all food delivery qualifies as catering for VAT purposes
- Catering involves preparation, delivery, on-site setup, serving, and equipment provision
- Transactions lacking these elements are considered supply and transport of goods
- Supply of goods is subject to reduced VAT for food and standard VAT for delivery
- Labeling an invoice as catering is not enough for reduced VAT rate
- The actual nature of the service determines VAT treatment
Source: taxand.com
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