It has been obvious since France and Luxembourg first lowered their VAT on sales on ebooks as of the beginning of 2012 (to 7 percent and 3 percent respectively) that they were doing so in violation--and intentional defiance--of European Union law. After a stern letter, a "reasoned opinion," and some…
As Slowly As Possible, EU Takes Luxembourg and France to Court Over Low eBook VAT
by Michael Cader on February 21, 2013 in eNews, International News, Legal
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