Title IV: Taxable transactions
Chapter 1: Supply of goods
Article 14a [1] [2]
1. Where a taxable person facilitates, through the use of an electronic interface such as a marketplace, platform, portal or similar means, distance sales of goods imported from third territories or third countries in consignments of an intrinsic value not exceeding EUR 150, that taxable person shall be deemed to have received and supplied those goods himself.
2. Where a taxable person facilitates, through the use of an electronic interface such as a marketplace, platform, portal or similar means, the supply of goods within the Community by a taxable person not established within the Community to a non-taxable person, the taxable person who facilitates the supply shall be deemed to have received and supplied those goods himself.
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zur Änderungsdokumentation
CAAAE-23889
1↓M16, A2
2According
to Art. 2 No 1 Council Directive (EU) 2025/516 of 11 March 2025 (OJ L,
2025/516, 25.3.2025) Art. 14a will be replaced with effect from 1.1.2027 by the
following:
‚Article
14a
1. Where a taxable person facilitates,
through the use of an electronic interface such as a marketplace, platform,
portal or similar means, distance sales of goods imported from third
territories or third countries in consignments of an intrinsic value not
exceeding EUR 150, that taxable person shall be deemed to have received and
supplied those goods themselves.
2. Where a taxable person
facilitates, through the use of an electronic interface, such as a marketplace,
platform, portal or similar means, the supply of goods within the Community by
a taxable person not established within the Community to a taxable person, or a
non-taxable legal person, whose intra-Community acquisitions of goods are not
subject to VAT pursuant to Article 3(1), or to any other non-taxable person,
the taxable person who facilitates the supply shall be deemed to have received
and supplied those goods themselves.
The Commission shall, by 1
July 2027, present to the European Parliament and to the Council, on the basis
of information obtained from the Member States, an assessment report on the
functioning of the deemed-supplier rule set out in the first subparagraph and,
where appropriate, submit a legislative proposal for its further
extension.’