A recent UK ruling has clarified the concept of a fixed establishment in VAT group cases. The ruling provides guidance on when a company can be considered to have a fixed establishment for VAT purposes, which can impact whether or not it can be included in a VAT group. This decision is important for businesses operating in the UK and other EU countries, as it helps to determine their VAT obligations and potential liabilities.
Source: pinsentmasons.com
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