The concept of incidental transactions exempt for VAT purposes has never been defined either by legislation or by jurisprudence. In this article, the authors analyse which factors the ECJ considers relevant for identifying the nature of incidental transactions in order to understand to what extent a recent decision of the Italian Supreme Court differs from the ECJ’s jurisprudence. The authors find that, even though the Italian jurisprudence borrows most of its arguments from the ECJ’s jurisprudence, the outcome seems not to be completely aligned with it
In April 2022, the Belgian Cassation Court raised a preliminary question to the ECJ which concerns t...
The Italian Tax Authorities can challenge transactions entered into by taxpayers on the grounds of e...
peer reviewedThis case comment examines the decision of the tribunal in Eskosol v Italy rejecting th...
The concept of incidental transactions exempt for VAT purposes has never been defined either by legi...
The principle of fiscal neutrality is the essence of the EU VAT system. It aims at relieving taxable...
Based on the Council Directive n. 2006/112/EC, the Italian Budget Law for 2017 has introduced in the...
In late October 2018, Italy enacted a Law Decree providing for several tax amnesty rules. Some of th...
The prejudicial question: IRAP as tax with the characteristics of “turnover tax ” in breach of Artic...
none1noOn September 8, 2015, the Grand Chamber of European Court of Justice adopted a pivotal decisi...
The European system of VAT was developed in the 1950s. The majority of transactions involved the sup...
l'articolo costituisce un commento alla sentenza Ecotrade della Corte di giustizia in materia di neu...
This article pursues the goal to highlight, through some case law examples, the role of the ECJ, whi...
The article deals with Italian provisions focusing on limits to tax reimbursement in case of EU law ...
In case C-449/17, the ECJ ruled that the concept of “school or university education”, within the mea...
The right to defence under the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights applies to the harmonized VAT system...
In April 2022, the Belgian Cassation Court raised a preliminary question to the ECJ which concerns t...
The Italian Tax Authorities can challenge transactions entered into by taxpayers on the grounds of e...
peer reviewedThis case comment examines the decision of the tribunal in Eskosol v Italy rejecting th...
The concept of incidental transactions exempt for VAT purposes has never been defined either by legi...
The principle of fiscal neutrality is the essence of the EU VAT system. It aims at relieving taxable...
Based on the Council Directive n. 2006/112/EC, the Italian Budget Law for 2017 has introduced in the...
In late October 2018, Italy enacted a Law Decree providing for several tax amnesty rules. Some of th...
The prejudicial question: IRAP as tax with the characteristics of “turnover tax ” in breach of Artic...
none1noOn September 8, 2015, the Grand Chamber of European Court of Justice adopted a pivotal decisi...
The European system of VAT was developed in the 1950s. The majority of transactions involved the sup...
l'articolo costituisce un commento alla sentenza Ecotrade della Corte di giustizia in materia di neu...
This article pursues the goal to highlight, through some case law examples, the role of the ECJ, whi...
The article deals with Italian provisions focusing on limits to tax reimbursement in case of EU law ...
In case C-449/17, the ECJ ruled that the concept of “school or university education”, within the mea...
The right to defence under the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights applies to the harmonized VAT system...
In April 2022, the Belgian Cassation Court raised a preliminary question to the ECJ which concerns t...
The Italian Tax Authorities can challenge transactions entered into by taxpayers on the grounds of e...
peer reviewedThis case comment examines the decision of the tribunal in Eskosol v Italy rejecting th...