
doi: 10.59403/vmtegs
In this article, the authors describe how VAT grouping schemes are designed in EU law and in the legal systems of the Member States, and assess how the guidelines provided by the European Commission and the constraints introduced by the jurisprudence of the ECJ shape those regimes. However, in spite of the positive assessment by the authors, several issues are highlighted as deserving attention in order to improve the status quo.
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