by Peter Empsten and Joke Gysens
The interconnection between transfer pricing adjustments and VAT has long been an area of discussion. The recent Stellantis judgment of the Court of Justice of the EU (C‑603/24, 13 May 2026) clarifies the key principles behind the VAT treatment of these adjustments. Applying these principles in practice however may prove to be more complex than expected for businesses operating in an international group.
During this session, our specialists in indirect taxes and transfer pricing will guide you through the key takeaways and practical implications for your organization. In addition, we will clarify the legal framework applicable to intra-group transactions and help you identify the actions you should take in light of this decision.
Key insights from the Stellantis case.
The legal framework governing VAT and intra-group recharges.
Practical impact of the ruling on transfer pricing models and intercompany agreements.
Concrete action points and next steps for your organization.
Risks and opportunities in audits and VAT recovery.
Peter Empsten, Partner - Business Manager Indirect Tax
Joke Gysens, Team Lead International
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Peter Empsten
Certified Tax Advisor peter.empsten@crowevdl.be
Joke Gysens
Senior Manager International joke.gysens@vdl.be
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