The CJEU has considered the scope of the concept of a fixed establishment in the context of a parent utilising (exclusively) the toll manufacturing services of a subsidiary in Cabot Plastics Belgium v Belgium (Case C-232/22). The court has held that the mere fact that the subsidiary provides its services exclusively to its parent does not mean that the subsidiary will amount to a fixed establishment of the parent for VAT purposes.
Cabot Plastics Belgium (Cabot Belgium) provided toll manufacturing services to its parent company Cabot Switzerland established in Switzerland. Toll manufacturing involves in essence the provision of manufacturing and production services to materials or semi-finished products provided by the customer.
Pursuant to the toll manufacturing agreement...
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The CJEU has considered the scope of the concept of a fixed establishment in the context of a parent utilising (exclusively) the toll manufacturing services of a subsidiary in Cabot Plastics Belgium v Belgium (Case C-232/22). The court has held that the mere fact that the subsidiary provides its services exclusively to its parent does not mean that the subsidiary will amount to a fixed establishment of the parent for VAT purposes.
Cabot Plastics Belgium (Cabot Belgium) provided toll manufacturing services to its parent company Cabot Switzerland established in Switzerland. Toll manufacturing involves in essence the provision of manufacturing and production services to materials or semi-finished products provided by the customer.
Pursuant to the toll manufacturing agreement...
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