Traduction de «Facture du fournisseur » (Français → Anglais) :

The BNetzA in particular monitors the way in which the TSOs sell the EEG electricity for which feed-in tariffs are paid on the spot market, that TSOs properly determine, set and publish the EEG-surcharge, that TSOs properly charge electricity suppliers for the EEG-surcharge, that feed-in tariffs and premiums are properly charged to the TSOs, and that the EEG-surcharge is only reduced for electricity suppliers fulfilling the conditions of § 39 of the EEG-Act 2012.

If the reply to Question 1 is in the affirmative, must Articles 17(2)(a), 18(1)(a) and 22(3) of the Sixth Directive be interpreted as precluding provisions of national law under which, in circumstances such as those in the main proceedings, tax cannot be deducted by the taxable person since the invoice was issued by a person who was not the actual supplier of the goods and it is not possible to establish the identity of the actual supplier of the goods and to require that supplier to pay the tax, or to identify the person required to pay the tax on the basis of the issuance of the invoice pursuant to Article 21(1)(c) of the Sixth Directi ...[+++]ve?

In its request to the relevant European standardisation organisation, the Commission should require that the European standard on electronic invoicing be technologically neutral in order to avoid any distortion of competition, that it be compatible with relevant international standards on electronic invoicing in order to prevent suppliers from third countries encountering technical market access barriers and to make it easier for European suppliers to send electronic invoices to buyers in third countries, and that it comply with Council Directive 2006/112/EC (11).

(20) In its request to the relevant European standardisation organisation, the Commission should require that the European standard on electronic invoicing be technologically neutral in order to avoid any distortion of competition, that it be compatible with relevant international standards on electronic invoicing in order to prevent suppliers from third countries encountering technical market access barriers and to make it easier for European suppliers to send electronic invoices to buyers in third countries, and that it comply with Council Directive 2006/112/EC .

Where the supplier issuing an invoice for a taxable supply of goods or services is not established in the Member State where the VAT is payable and the person liable for payment of the VAT is the recipient of the goods or services, the issue of invoice shall be subject to the rules applying in the Member State where the provider of goods or services is established or has a fixed establishment from which the supply is made.

Where the supplier issuing an invoice for a taxable supply of goods or services is not established in the Member State where the VAT is payable and the person liable for payment of the VAT is the recipient of the goods or services, the issue of invoice shall be subject to the rules applying in the Member State where the provider of goods or services is established or has a fixed establishment from which the supply is made.