- The CJEU ruled in the Arcomet Towercranes case that payments calculated using OECD transfer pricing methods may be considered remuneration for services subject to VAT.
- The Advocate General’s opinion in the Stellantis Portugal case suggests that TP-based payments may fall within VAT scope, depending on the transaction structure.
- Businesses must carefully assess the VAT implications of intragroup transactions and TP adjustments to avoid penalties, non-deductible VAT, and operational risks.
- The article highlights the lack of uniform EU rules on VAT treatment of TP adjustments and the importance of recent CJEU guidance.
Source: grantthornton.nl
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