Readers may remember that after the cost sharing exemption (CSE) and opinions of Advocate General (AG) Kokott were released in DNB Banka (Case C-326/15) and Aviva (Case C-605/15) we wrote an Elvis themed article about what might happen to this exemption if the CJEU upheld the AG’s opinions (see ‘Cost sharing: all shook up?’ (Karen Killington & Phillippe Gamito) Tax Journal 31 March 2017).
On 21 September 2017 the CJEU released its surprising decisions in these cases together with its decision in Commission v Germany (Case C-616/15) which also related to the CSE. Cilla Black and one of her hit songs in particular (see the title of the article) seemed a more appropriate theme for this follow-up analysis. Well Mrs Presley was also a (Pris)cilla so it all...
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Readers may remember that after the cost sharing exemption (CSE) and opinions of Advocate General (AG) Kokott were released in DNB Banka (Case C-326/15) and Aviva (Case C-605/15) we wrote an Elvis themed article about what might happen to this exemption if the CJEU upheld the AG’s opinions (see ‘Cost sharing: all shook up?’ (Karen Killington & Phillippe Gamito) Tax Journal 31 March 2017).
On 21 September 2017 the CJEU released its surprising decisions in these cases together with its decision in Commission v Germany (Case C-616/15) which also related to the CSE. Cilla Black and one of her hit songs in particular (see the title of the article) seemed a more appropriate theme for this follow-up analysis. Well Mrs Presley was also a (Pris)cilla so it all...
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