- The Finnish Tax Administration updated its VAT guidance for commission sales and brokerage activities, effective January 1.
- The reduced VAT rate decreased from 14% to 13.5%.
- The guidance clarifies distinctions and VAT implications between commission sales and brokerage, with detailed definitions and case law references.
- It covers VAT treatment for both domestic and international commission sales, including reduced rates, exemptions, and margin schemes for second-hand goods.
- Special topics include electronic services, online distance selling, accommodation and tourism, and second-hand goods.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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