Article 24a Sixth Directive 77/388/EEC
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Repealed. The Sixth Directive 77/388/EEC was repealed with effect from 1 January 2007 and replaced by Directive 2006/112/EC. Most case law before that date cites it.
Text of Article 24a
In implementing Article 24(2) to (6), the following Member States may grant an exemption from value added tax to taxable persons whose annual turnover is less than the equivalent in national currency at the conversion rate on the date of their accession:
—in the Czech Republic: EUR 35 000;
—in Estonia: EUR 16 000;
—in Cyprus: EUR 15 600;
—in Latvia: EUR 17 200;
—in Lithuania: EUR 29 000;
—in Hungary: EUR 35 000;
—in Malta: EUR 37 000 when the economic activity consists principally in the supply of goods, EUR 24 300 when the economic activity consists principally in the supply of services with a low value added (high inputs), and EUR 14 600 in other cases, namely service providers with a high value added (low inputs);
—in Poland: EUR 10 000;
—in Slovenia: EUR 25 000;
—in Slovakia: EUR 35 000 .
Consolidated version on EUR-Lex (CELEX 01977L0388-20060101). © European Union. Only the Official Journal is authentic.
Case law on Article 24a: 1 case
Judgments, orders and Advocate General opinions of the Court of Justice and the General Court that cite Article 24a of Sixth Directive 77/388/EEC, most recent first.
- C-97/09 Schmelz Judgment · 26 October 2010 · Austria