- Charging an electric vehicle in another EU member state is considered a supply of goods for VAT purposes, similar to refueling with traditional fuels.
- The main element of the transaction is the supply of electricity; related services (technical support, IT solutions) are considered ancillary.
- This is not a case of reverse charge; the Slovak company as a VAT payer can claim a refund of foreign VAT if other conditions are met.
- The transaction is treated as a single composite supply, with electricity as the principal component.
- The legal basis is the CJEU judgment C-282/22, confirming electricity for EV charging is tangible property for VAT.
Source: danovecentrum.sk
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