- EU Implementing Regulation (EU) No. 1042/2013 took effect on January 1, 2017
- VAT on services connected with immovable property in Luxembourg
- VAT is charged at the property’s location, not the client’s or provider’s establishment
- Differences in local interpretation could lead to double taxation or non-taxation
- Definition of immovable property includes land, buildings, structures, and components
- Characteristics of a service connected with immovable property must have a direct connection with the property
Source: vat-solutions.com
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