- Distinction between undisclosed and disclosed agent is important for VAT purposes
- Rules for intermediation are autonomous from a tax point of view
- Intermediation involves activity between two parties by an agent for the benefit of one party
- Agents do not own goods or provide services with their own resources
- Two types of intermediaries for VAT: disclosed agents and undisclosed agents
- Disclosed agents act in the name and on behalf of others
- Conditions for disclosed agents include clear contract specifying acting on behalf of third party
- Transactions by disclosed agents are deemed to be carried out on behalf of the principal
Source: cyplom.com
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