The European Court of Justice (ECJ) Sept. 25 issued an Advocate General opinion for Joined Case Nos. C 409/24 to C 411/24, on German VAT rules for ancillary hotel services. The taxpayers, hotel and guesthouse operators providing short-term accommodation services, applied a 7 percent reduced VAT rate to both the principal accommodation supply, and to related services, like breakfast, parking, Wi-Fi, and fitness facilities. The German tax authorities determined that the ancillary services should be taxed at the standard 19 percent VAT rate. Upon request for a preliminary ruling, the Advocate General opined that Directive 2006/112/EC on the common system ...
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