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On 10.10.2019 the European Commission decided to initiate formal infringement proceedings against Germany in relation to its new legislation on the liability of online marketplaces. This is based on the new regulations in secs 22f and 25e of the German VAT Act on the liability for online marketplaces which came into force on 1 January 2019. The Commission has requested that Germany act within the next two months, i.e. withdraw the new regulations in secs 22f and 25e of the German VAT Act affecting EU online merchants.
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Umsatzsteuer Newsletter 41/2019
Banks outsource some of their tasks to external service providers. Due to the (at least partial) VAT exemption of their output supplies, it is particularly important for banks that their service providers provide their supplies to the bank VAT-exempt. In the legal case Cardpoint (C-42/18), the ECJ ruled on such an outsourcing case. However, the ECJ assumed that the outsourced supply of service (operation of ATMs) was subject to VAT. Due to the ECJ's strongly case-by-case argumentation, it is not possible to draw too many conclusions for other supplies of services to banks.
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In our last newsletter, we reported on the developments regarding the Quick Fixes 2020 and dealt with call-off stocks and proof of transport. In the current newsletter we take a look at the impact on chain transactions and the indication of the VAT-ID for the VAT exemption of intra-Community supplies.
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