The fiscal authority is to impose VAT on the cross-border provision of a company car at the residence of the final consumer. This means that an employer now has to pay foreign VAT if employees have their residence in another EU member state and receive a company car which is also for private use, writes Ronny Langer of küffner maunz langer zugmaier.
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