- The Supreme Administrative Court of Lithuania ruled that the person acting independently and assuming economic risks in a joint activity agreement is the taxable person for VAT purposes.
- The European Court of Justice clarified that entities without legal personality can be considered taxable persons under the VAT Directive.
- The ruling emphasizes identifying who carries out economic activity for their own benefit and responsibility to determine VAT liability.
Source: vatabout.com
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