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Author Pfeiffer, Sebastian, author.

Title VAT grouping from a European perspective / Sebastian Pfeiffer.

Publication Info. Amsterdam, The Netherlands : IBFD, [2015]
2015

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Description 1 online resource (xiv, 336 pages) : illustrations.
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Series IBFD Doctoral series ; Volume 34
Doctoral series ; Volume 34.
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 273-336).
Summary In theory, VAT is a neutral tax and should not become a burden for companies. On that account, the business decision to insource or outsource activities should be irrelevant for the VAT treatment. However, the current EU VAT regime is (partly) harmonized and does not generate neutrality for all companies involved, i.e. companies not able to (fully) deduct input taxes. Member States are granted an option for introducing a VAT grouping regime that allows legally independent persons to be treated as one single taxable person under certain conditions. The main consequence of VAT grouping is that it leads to out-of-scope intra-group transactions, enabling companies to outsource functions without running the risk of non-deductible VAT. The notion of EU VAT grouping stems from the German Organschaft regime, which was originally introduced to produce neutrality within the chain of companies. 0This book provides an overview of VAT policy considerations for introducing VAT grouping and the history of the EU VAT grouping notion, and offers an in-depth analysis of the scope of the VAT grouping notion found in the VAT Directive. While elaborating on the scope of the VAT grouping concept, the fundamental freedoms relating to the territorial scope and State aid provisions with respect to the personal scope are scrutinized. The scope of VAT grouping is furthermore analysed in the light of the ECJ?s case law on VAT grouping, VAT in general and other case law relevant to the topic.
Note Description based on print version record.
Subject Value-added tax -- Law and legislation -- European Union countries.
Genre/Form Electronic books.
Added Title Value added tax grouping from a European perspective
Other Form: Print version: Pfeiffer, Sebastian. VAT grouping from a European perspective. Amsterdam, The Netherlands : IBFD, c2015 xiv, 336 pages Doctoral series ; Volume 34. 9789087223298 (DLC) 2015494131
ISBN 9789087223298
9789087223304 (e-book)

 
    
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