EU Game Law

Art. 107(3)(d) TFEU – Culture and heritage, direct grant Loan/ Repayable advances: Decision not to raise objections

Court upholds the majority of vzbv’s claims against Facebook: default privacy settings require users’ informed consent, ‘real-name’ clause and other terms and conditions are unlawful and “facebook is and always will be free” claim is not misleading.

Das Bayerische Landesamt für Datenschutzaufsicht (BayLDA) hat vor Kurzem in einer bayernweiten Prüfaktion 40 Unternehmen dahingehend geprüft, ob und in welcher Weise das Marketing-Werkzeug „Facebook Custom Audience“ für gezielte Werbeanzei- gen auf Facebook eingesetzt wird.

Explanatory notes on the EU VAT changes to the place of supply of telecommunications, broadcasting and electronic services that entered into force in 2015. The Explanatory notes have been prepared in order to provide a better understanding of the EU legislation relating to the place of supply of telecommunications, broadcasting and electronic services including games sold directly to […]

The purpose of this guidance document is to facilitate the effective application of Directive 2011/83/EU on consumer rights (‘the Directive’). The guidance on online digital products is provided from page 64 to 73.

Art. 107(3)(d) TFEU – Culture and heritage, other forms of tax advantage: Decision not to raise objections

Art. 107(3)(d) TFEU – Culture and heritage, direct grant: Decision not to raise objections

Art. 107(3)(d) TFEU – Culture and heritage, tax allowance: Decision not to raise objections

Art. 107(3)(d) TFEU – Culture and heritage, tax base reduction: Positive decision

Art. 107(3)(d) TFEU – Culture and heritage, tax defermente: Decision not to raise objections

Experimental development (Art. 31.2.c) (Old GBER): Repayable advances

Art. 107(3)(d) TFEU – Culture and heritage, tax deferment: Positive decision